Showing posts with label 16gb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 16gb. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Lenovo launches new mid-range tablet with Android 4.0

  Lenovo strikes again with its latest tablet, an Android 4.0 specifications which place it among the mid-range models in the market. The device is named A1107 Lenovo IdeaPad. Leading inside is something quite basic indeed, as it has a TI OMAP processor 3622, which runs at 1GHz and has a core. This CPU is combined with 512MB of RAM and 16GB of internal memory. The device features a 7 inch screen whose resolution reaches 1024 x 600...

Friday, August 3, 2012

Note Galaxy is already in pre-10.1

  If you prefer to leave the popular, and instead of getting a tablet like the iPad from Apple or Amazon Kindle Fire opt for something a little less known, then a good choice for insurance is the new Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, which is already in presale and can be yours for $ 750, a cost that I think is a bit exaggerated. Keep in mind that this price is for the white model and unlocked. In any case, it may seem exaggerated or not, when...

Friday, July 13, 2012

Kingston DataTraveler Locker + G2, great flash drive for professionals

  Looking for a new flash drive that not only has high capacity and good speed, but also safe? Well you've found, is the new Kingston DataTraveler Locker + G2. This is a new flash memory USB 2.0 that has encryption hardware to protect your files and important documents. If someone fails to enter the device 10 times, he was re-formatted. It has an accounting system that allows us to record up to 20 different accounts with its corresponding...

Thursday, July 5, 2012

Samsung Unveils First 16GB DDR4 modules

Recently, Samsung has once again introduce another innovative product as he usually does for a while. In this case, this is the first module of the industry that have 16GB of DDR4 RAM. They are created using the technology of 30nm manufacturing processes, but also use a new architecture of circuits. Obviously DDR4 technology is the highest performance that can be found today, and these new 16GB modules are intended for use primarily in enterprise...