Google Unveils The Pixel Slate

Google has unveiled the Pixel Slate, the companies new premium tablet. It's a Chrome OS-powered slate with a 12.3-inch display with a resolution of 3,000 x 2,000, which Google says is the highest for a premium 12-inch tablet. The Pixel Slate is said to last up to 12 hours on a charge. 

What stands out about the Pixel Slate is the version of Chrome OS it runs. When docked to a mouse or a keyboard accessory with a trackpad, it runs the regular desktop interface most people are familiar with by now. Disconnect peripherals, though, and it switches automatically to tablet mode, which is optimized for touch.

The Pixel Slate will be available with an Intel Celeron or Core M3, i5 or i7 processor, and 4GB to 16GB of RAM at a starting price of $599. You'll have to shell out an extra $200 for the Google-made keyboard accessory. It comes with a trackpad, circular keys and a dedicated Assistant button, and it connects to the tablet via pogo pins, which should hopefully be more reliable than the Bluetooth connection on the Pixel C's keyboard.

And of course there's the Pixel Pen, which you use to scribble on the screen, take notes, et. Google is selling it separately for $99.

Amazon's New Fire HD 8 Tablet Comes With Alexa

Amazon has introduced a new version of the Fire HD 8 with Alexa voice control. You can use Amazon's voice assistant to play media, launch apps, deliver news and otherwise save you a load of screen taps. Amazon will start selling the new tablet  on September 21 beginning at $90, pre-orders are now available. The feature will come to the previous HD 8, the basic Fire tablet and the HD 10 through an update in the "coming months.” 

Microsoft Rumored To Reveal All-In-One Surface In October

According to ZDNet, Microsoft may introduce an All-in-One Surface device this October during a special fall hardware launch. The device, reportedly codenamed "Cardinal," is supposedly a product that can "turn your desk into a studio.” Also, existing Surface models may well feature faster processors and other minor updates as well, but larger product reveals probably won't make an appearance until spring 2017. Thoughts ? 

The Rufus Cuff Is The Tablet You Can Wear On Your Wrist

The tablet on your wrist is finally here. The Rufus Cuff, features a 3.2-inch screen, a TI Cortex A9 processor, front-facing camera for pictures and video, GPS, WiFi a 1,175mAh battery and is powered by Android Kit Kat. According to Gabe Grifoni, co-founder and CEO of Rufus Labs, "It's not just a glorified notification center, we eventually see everyone ditching their phones,"he told USA Today.”This will replace the need for smartphones, wallets, watches, fitness trackers, everything." He may be over feeling the Rufus Cuff, but you can't blame him for being confident. You can pre-order the Rufus Cuff for $249 and up, depending if you pick the 16, 32 or 64GB model. The color options are Jet Black, Turbo Red and White Out. What do you think of the Rufus Cuff ? Is this the future of technology on your wrist ?  

Samsung Unveils The Galaxy View Tablet

Samsung have unveiled a new Galaxy View tablet and the device is seems rather impressive. The device boasts a Full HD display measuring a whopping 18.4 inches, a speedy octa-core processor, and long-lasting battery life of 8 hours with a 5,700mAh battery. It has a 1.6GHz octa-core processor and 2GB of RAM with 32GB of internal storage, though there is a microSD card slot for expansion along with running on Android 5.1.1. There is no rear-facing camera, but there is a 2.1-megapixel front-facing sensor will let you video chat over Skype. Galaxy View tablet features a 1920×1080, which is Full HD like most modern TVs, but not as sharp as the Quad HD offerings that Samsung’s has been known for. The Galaxy View tablet will be available on November 6th cost you $599. What do you think of the Galaxy View tablet ?

Nintendo Will Reveal More Details About Their Smartphone Game Tomorrow

The Wall Street Journal reports that Nintendo will be announcing new details about its upcoming mobile game lineup. Nintendo will be holding an investor briefing tomorrow and we hope to get so solid information about the game i.e. story, gameplay, etc. What are you hoping to hear from this briefing ?

Google Announces Tablet Called Pixel C

Google announced the Pixel C, a 10.2-inch tablet that is set to take on the Microsoft Surface and the iPad Pro. The tablet is powered by NVIDIA’s quad-core Tegra X1 processor with Maxwell GPU, which is accompanied by 3GB of RAM. It also has USB-C connectivity just like Google’s new Nexus smartphones, and it will come with Android 6.0 Marshmallow.Pixel C will come in 32GB and 64GB variants priced at $499 and $599 respectively, and it will be available before the holidays, according to Google and the keyboard will come separately for $149.