Linking talking assistant to rfid tags?
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/how-to/software/diy-jarvis-digital-assistant
Dedicated to information regarding PDA products, Mobile Applications, RFID, etc
Friday, May 3, 2013
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Asus FonePad launch 2013
courtesy of Soyacincau.com
The ASUS FonePad has been spotted at SenHeng’s IT catalog with the retail price tag of RM849.00. Officially announced at MWC 2013, it didn’t take too long for the Taiwanese maker to release it here in Malaysia
To recap on the device, the ASUS FonePad has similar Nexus 7 like dimensions with an aluminium body instead of the usual textured plastic. Like its name suggests, the FonePad allows you to make phone calls and it comes with the earpiece speaker at the top. The front 7″ IPS display pushes a similar 1280×800 pixel resolution that gives a pixel density of 216ppi.
Instead of the usual Quad-Core processor, the FonePad is powered by Intel’s Atom 1.2GHz processor mated with 1GB of RAM and it comes with 8GB of storage. Unlike the Nexus 7, the FonePad comes with expandable microSD memory slot and has a 3MP camera at the back with a front facing 1.2MP camera. Operating system wise, it runs on a recent Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean. For RM849, this is a worthy alternative to the iPad mini and even the Nexus 7.
You can check out our hands-on experience with the ASUS FonePad over here.
The ASUS FonePad has been spotted at SenHeng’s IT catalog with the retail price tag of RM849.00. Officially announced at MWC 2013, it didn’t take too long for the Taiwanese maker to release it here in Malaysia
To recap on the device, the ASUS FonePad has similar Nexus 7 like dimensions with an aluminium body instead of the usual textured plastic. Like its name suggests, the FonePad allows you to make phone calls and it comes with the earpiece speaker at the top. The front 7″ IPS display pushes a similar 1280×800 pixel resolution that gives a pixel density of 216ppi.
Instead of the usual Quad-Core processor, the FonePad is powered by Intel’s Atom 1.2GHz processor mated with 1GB of RAM and it comes with 8GB of storage. Unlike the Nexus 7, the FonePad comes with expandable microSD memory slot and has a 3MP camera at the back with a front facing 1.2MP camera. Operating system wise, it runs on a recent Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean. For RM849, this is a worthy alternative to the iPad mini and even the Nexus 7.
You can check out our hands-on experience with the ASUS FonePad over here.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
From Mobile phones to Laptops, is getting cheaper in Malaysia Thanks to all the new development in technology!! https://www.techhypermart.c...
-
HP today introduced a new service that enables customers to reduce property loss, increase security and improve audit controls in the data c...
-
Visit Malaysia 2026, click here for ebrochures. https://pelancongan-kini.blogspot.com/2019/03/tourism-malaysia-ebrochures-qr-code.html
-
Read Edward J. R. of MsMobiles “12 reasons to buy Windows Mobile phone instead of iPhone 3G” and decide for yourself: 1) 3rd party applicati...
