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O Huawei IDEOS S7 (http://www.huaweidevice.com/worldwide/productFeatures.do?pinfoId=2586&directoryId=2588) é um tablet WVGA de 7" com Android 2.1.
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This Tablet PC comes with 7.0-inch Resistance Touch Screen, Android 2.2 Operation System, Built-in 0.3 Mega Pixel Camera, 800MHZ CPU + 300MHZ DSP, 256M Memory, 2G Standard/4G FLASH. It supports multiple functions, such as Skype, Youtube, Messenger, Google Market, Word, Excel, Power Point, Email, Music, WIFI. Besides the standard functions, Games, Video, Music, Network Chatting, Pictures are all avaible in this wonderful tablet PC. (Upgraded unit pictured)
It is ideal for business people on the go, students, children and home users. You can surf the net, send emails, instant messaging, study, compose documents, manage accounts and spreadsheets, view PowerPoint presentations and lots of other work. You can watch movies and listen to music on the MicroSD card or the Flash Drive. Perfect in college to take notes and do online assignments. It easily fits in a bookbag or purse and it is the lightest tablet available. Websites with a lot of photos and detailed content take a little bit of time to load up all the way, but any website that is mainly text, loads in a matter of seconds. You can use this netbook to check email. You can pull it out anywhere there is a wifi hotspot and check your messages, send an email or just browse the web.
My MIL has a tablet that she totes back and forth, but because it's not a standard size (like an iPad) it's hard to find a case to protect it. Unless, of course, you know a knitter. (The clasp is half-sewn-on, waiting until the tablet is in the sleeve to determine optimal placement.)
Baroque wall tablet under the tower at Clent, decorated with swags and putti characteristic of c1700. The memorial was probably moved from a more prominent position in the church during the Victorian restoration/rebuilding.
St Leonard's at Clent dates back partially to the 12th century, but wears a heavily Victorianised appearance due to extensive restoration and rebuilding during the 1860s.
The tower and chancel are 16th century, whilst the south nave arcade is late 12th century, transitional pointed arches resting on scalloped capitals.
The dark interior has several indifferent pieces of Victorian glass, though unusually the large east window is plain. The best glass is that in the south aisle by A.J.Davies of the Bromsgrove Guild from 1920.
This came from someone who managed the mobile computing development group at Coke (as in Coca Cola) who reported that they did a lot of work with Apple. He said it was not built specifically for Coke and there were never any firm plans with it.
"Apple was more or less searching for a reason to build the tablet and never did find a market. I have no idea how many exist. I only know of one other and it is in a computer museum in California."
Based on the partial sticker on this as well as the sticker on the prototype stylus, it appears to be serial number 36.
Unfortunately, it came without a power supply and I've never been able to power it up (it's a weird port size and shape - unlike other Newtons).
The following comes from Studio Taktika (http://www.taktika.com/StudioTaktika/portfolio/newton_web/newton_3.htm ):
Newton handheld, based on a letter-size footprint, featuring 2 pcmcia cards, retractable I/O door, removable battery pack, push-push stylus, IR, microphone and speaker.
From www.a-in-a-circle.com/newton/bic.html :
Ok. The team started from scratch again and designed a new device still following the old ideas. It was codenamed "Bic". Meanwhile the market developed a new and better touchsensitive screen which weren't that precise and bright but much, much cheaper. They also thought that a second PCMCIA slot would be a good idea, because one was supposed to be used by a modem.... and where should the RAM card go?
Microsoft Surface RT Tablet Hanging Stand V2
This is an Windows RT Hanging Stand with optional keyboard hooks. The "Windows RT Hanging Stand" was originally designed for a treadmill but could probably be used of a lot of other things including attaching back of car seat for kids to watch movies in the car, or handing on a door.
The optional keyboard I used is an Anker Ultra Slim Mini Bluetooth 3.0 Wireless Keyboard for iPad Mini / iPad / Nexus 7 / Galaxy Tab and other Tablets (Works with Windows RT).
Download and print on your 3D printer.
www.thingiverse.com/thing:157858
Photo taken by Michael Kappel
One in a series of adverts on the London Tube heralding the arrival on sale in the UK on 28 May 2010 of Apple's iPad.
Meet the Eximus 7 Inch Android Internet Tablet. The latest and smartest tablet solution around comes with Android 2.1,WiFi,a 7 inch touch screen,front facing camera,HDMI output,and powerful hardware to make it all happen. With the Eximus,you have the best way to experience the web,email, media,ebooks,games,and everything else. Anything is possible with the Eximus - let it make your life easier.
A portable experience like no other: Everything just became a lot easier with the Eximus 7 Inch Android Tablet. Browse the internet using WiFi,watch videos on YouTube, read ebooks,send emails,play your favorite games - do whatever you want,when you want. Thanks to the 800x480 resolution and crystal clear 7 inch touch screen,all the details look more beautiful and crisp than ever - a true feast for your eyes.
Powerful enough for everything: Haven't heard of Android? It's only the most popular operating system in the world and includes true multi-tasking,widgets,and many more features that can't be found anywhere else. It also comes packed with convenient applications such as email,YouTube,MSN,and of course the official Google Marketplace,which is home a huge selection of third-party applications for any purpose - work,personal,or entertainment. Best of all,with the Eximus running on Android 2.1, you can be sure everything will work on this baby.
High quality,low price: With a powerful 720MHz processor and 256MB of RAM,the Eximus Android Tablet will easily keep up with your every action and command. Programs load faster,games play smoother,and you can feel the difference in quality and know that you have a top-of-the-line device in your hands. Best of all,this affordable Android Tablet is the best bang for your buck today and brought to you at a factory-direct price that can't be matched. How do we do this? By cutting out the middle man and selling to you factory-direct with no markup and no extra fees!