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Finally Nintendo Wii U is a reality. In addition, as expected, the latest comes in the joysticks, which is almost a console or tablet itself. You can see above.

Nintendo Wii U is Nintendo’s new console for next year. Its release date has been set for 2012, without details, and barring any poaching of the presentation, the main computer no data. Only have been demonstrated in a graphic video its supposed potential, suggesting the initials HD people craved.

The commands of the Nintendo Wii U it thoroughly and we have seen is what we have to talk. There is much to cut. The main control of the Nintendo Wii U console is a command as had been rumored: large touch screen and has a lot of functionality. A gadget with touch screen and integration with a home console? Well, I think that we talked for a while, and are something that will come sooner than later with the tablets and smartphones. Apple, Sony and Microsoft itself certainly have long been working on it. Read more… »

The power that mobile phones have demonstrated for the occasional game, with Apple’s iPhone 4 in the lead, not lost on classical companies. It would be crazy to avoid it. Examples such as Infinity Blade or Angry Birds certainly have caused more than a cry in offices very serious.

So the statements of Kazuo Hirai, Sony bigwig in the field of play, on the tactile possibilities of the future PSP2, we are not surprised. He said the new PSP2 will have touch screen may use alone or in combination with physical checks classic Sony’s portable console. Everything depends on the type of game. His idea is that we have on one team two different gaming experiences that does not detract but add possibilities.

Of the replies to questions from Bits Hirai also have known something that, despite being commonplace in the electronic world, one does not usually read: since the launch of the first PSP, and was working on his successor. I would add that have been resting on their laurels. To see how we are amazed at the PSP2, which along with mobile phones could be one of the surprises that the company has prepared us for the night of Jan. 5 in overall presentation at CES 2011.

A few days ago I introduced the Asus Eee Note EA800, a curious hybrid, half pad, half electronic book reader, it seems is having good reception in the media. Today we know that there will be a 12-inch version.

I also note that the 8 inch will be ready for marketing in Taiwan in December, so we can wait for the first quarter of the year in major world markets. To get an idea making the price in their home country will be between 250 and 300 dollars.

Returning to the novelty, in January 2011 will come 12-inch version of the Eee Note, which presumably share technology with the smallest model: monochrome LCD touch screen, stylus Wacom WiFi and camera in the rear.

What seems to be different is the team process, while in the 8-inch Marvell bet for a solution to the larger Intel circuitry is used. This may make us think that instead of Linux on this occasion used some version of Windows, and the price will rise enough: it talks about $ 900. Read more… »

Samsung is fully exploiting its Galaxy product line that already has a very popular mobile and will soon have its own computer tablet. Now, this selected range of South Korean brand also brings a new digital player.

Samsung is the Galaxy Player 50 (YP-G50), a portable media player (PMP) which has a 3.2 inch touch screen and runs on Android, in its version 2.1 operating system.

Among the formats that are compatible to mention DivX and H.264, but also it is with several popular formats. It has wireless connectivity, 2 megapixel camera, SoundAlive Sound technology, GPS, motion sensor, compass, integrated speakers and tuner. With him you can access the Android Market to download Google applications like Google Maps Navigation.

It is available in capacities of 8 and 16 GB of internal memory, but also features a slot for microSD memory cards.

Types of GPS for use cars and are a special form of navigation, as it is not you who has to be aware of the addresses but a computer software is responsible to tell you how to travel to their destination. This attachment makes the job much better than I ever could. Especially the systems with voice output are a great help, without the slightest distraction for the driver. Everyone can use a GPS, because you really do not need any special skill to operate these car GPS systems.

There are several types of GPS navigators:

Lowrance iWay 500C: navigation system that shows you the way to any destination in the city, or through the U.S. and Canada. Choose your destination with the touch screen and the iWay 500C automatically displays the best route, and gives step-by-turn directions with voice and visual guidance. Read more… »

Since the release of the Apple iPad, many media representatives shall take the question of whether a tablet now is better or worse than a Netbook or one device could replace the other. Apart from this, that so general question is somewhat outrageous, while convertibles are happy to forget. Here are the computers with touch screen, which can be rotated and flipped, just looking for a link between the tablet and netbook. Long have we waited for a very special representative of this genus, which must be attributed in terms of technique but rather the CULVs must, with the 11.6-inch display but has been still Netbook dimensions: the Acer Aspire 1825PTZ. Read more… »

The HTC Touch2 was introduced in the United States by T-Mobile and Sprint, but consumers do not feel like loving this amazing mobile phone because of the really hefty US$350 you have to pay for either carrier, even after rebates. Learning from these terrible mistakes, Verizon Wireless has offered the HTC Touch2 for an amazing price of only $199.99, after a $100 mail-in rebate, along with a two-year agreement.

Still unconvinced about grabbing a Touch2? How about reading the specs: 3.6-inch WVGA tilting touch screen display, 3.2-megapixel camera, 3.5mm headphone jack, Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity, and microSD expansion slot, not to mention support for VZ Navigator thanks to its built-in GPS.

The second line of this title includes, “And Why the iPhone Is Not Successful in Japan.”
Show the iPhone to a typical Japanese and he will not be awed by its touchscreen, its 2.0-megapixel camera, or its integration with iPod. He will instead ask a lot of questions.

“Does it send MMS (multimedia message service)?”
“Can I use it as a debit card?”
“If I turn my phone away from my face, does it automatically shut the call?”
“Will it survive even if I drop it and a truck would run over it?”

Obviously, the answers are No. But why those silly questions, you ask? Actually, a “typical” Japanese smartphone can do all those and even more. Read more… »