February 2011 Later, Where Are They?
There were news last year of exciting product releases and updates to expect on January 2011. February 2011 comes in and now it's time to check out who delivered and who didn't...
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Exciting Tech Products to Get This Year
I am eagerly waiting for the following products to be released this year: NOOKColor with Android 2.2 or higher. I am expecting the current list price of $249 to stay or perhaps even get lower -- fingers crossed. Acer Iconia, which is a touchbook . However, it seems to be estimated to cost around $2000. I sure hope that price would actually turn out to be lower when it gets released in the US. If it gets too expensive, then... I don't know yet... I read that Samsung would be announcing 4G Windows Phone devices by February this year. Unless Apple announces a 4G iPhone this month then that would be something to seriously consider. However, news has it that Apple's targeting 4G in 2012 instead. AT&T or Verizon, it doesn't matter, for as long as its 4G LTE... Olympus PEN E-PL2 , which is a compact system, is already out. Priced at $600 with a kit lens, it's got to be worth the experience as I venture into micro four-thirds. If the NOOKColor upgrade gets de...
What Tech To Expect in 2011?
2010 celebrated a lot of announcements for new technologies for 2011. From new computer designs to more green-oriented technologies, 2011 is an exciting year for new products that can truly help improve our lives. Here's a quick list of what I have so far...
Best Tech of 2010: e-Readers and Other Must Have Portable Devices
2010 has been a great year for technology in general affecting various sectors and cultural groups around the world. Here is As I See Tech's rundown of the best mobile technologies in general that made remarkable achievements in 2010...
Kindle Wins: A Biased Point of View
The Kindle is the best selling e-reader around. Its e-Ink screen is the most eye-friendly to look at for long reading hours. The Kindle 3 design is sleek, simple and sized just right. So looking at the other e-readers available, rich with extra features and functionalities, what makes Kindle tick?
Stuffs to Save Up for the Holidays
Here's a quick run down of some exciting new products to save up for the holidays. Mobile Apple iPhone 4 , Blackberry Torch , Samsung Galaxy S , HTC phones w/ Windows Phone 7 Tablet Apple iPad , Samsung Galaxy Tab , HP Slate w/ WebOS or Windows 7 TV Sony Bravia XDR HX909 Series 3D , Samsung Class 9000 Series 3D LED HDTV , Vizio TruLED LCD HDTV , Sony Google TV Camera Canon PowerShot SX30 IS , Canon EOS 60D , Nikon COOLPIX P100 , Nikon D7000 eReader Amazon Kindle , Barnes & Noble Nook Personally, I still have Modu , Hasselblad or Leica in my "forever" wish list. What's in your list?
Electronic Book Readers in Libraries
An electronic book reader (e-reader ) allows you to store a number of books you can carry around with you and read in your own convenience, at home or on the go. The beauty of the technology is that 10, 15 or even hundreds of books can be easily carried in one thin, lightweight device. Now think about a library where you can borrow an e-reader or where you can bring your own to borrow books. If such a library exists, it can be available as an online service and you can also drop by for a real "visit to the library" experience. The library itself doesn't need a big building really. All they really need are some tables for those who want to read their e-books in the comfort of a library-like environment.