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The Iconia W700 differs from other hybrid tablets by not having a keyboard that attaches to the body of the tablet to create a laptop-style device. Instead it looks like any normal tablet, albeit bulkier and 11.6 inches across. It docks into a stand that props it up at a usable angle and acts as a charging stand and USB hub.
The idea is that you keep the dock and keyboard at work or in your home, and use it like a full PC. The added HDMI means you can connect it to an external monitor so you'd have no idea you were using a tablet at all. When you leave, just pull the tablet out from the dock, for games, apps and browsing on the move.

The Acer Iconia W700 measures 11.9 x 295 x 191mm (0.5 x 11.6 x 7.5 inches) and weighs 925g (33oz), making it one slab of slate.The only problem with the Acer's way of working is that when you do need to take the dock on the move with you, it's one of the most awkward pieces of equipment to transport.
The square dock is made from flimsy white plastic and is propped up by a white plastic stand, which is a single piece of angled plastic that slots in the back.

It seems as if it's designed to take up the maximum room in your bag, and due to the plastic, feels that it could emerge in two pieces after you've shoved something on top of it. Add the power supply and any extra peripherals and your bag will be filled to the brim.

ACER ICONIA TAB W700 11.6' Windows 8

mobile262 Tuesday, March 12, 2013

First, there was the Galaxy Note. Everyone thought Samsung went lunatic. People were criticizing the stylus pen, it's humongous screen and it wouldn't even fit into Kim Kardashian's pockets. Then the Galaxy Note 2 launched. It boasted an even bigger display, flaunted its curves, and it sold 5 million units in it's first 2 months (that's more than the iPhone 5 and Galaxy S3 during)! Samsung had the last laugh. And now it's going to be louder than ever. Bigger too. Prepare yourself, Samsung is already preparing: The Galaxy Note 3.

Rumoured pictures of samsung galaxy noteIII

mobile262 Thursday, March 7, 2013

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Wave Trip defies easy categorization: A unique, deeply imaginative hybrid combining the mechanics of mobile gaming with the creative possibilities of music-making applications, its otherness is essential to its makeup. You've never played anything like it.

Wave Trip follows a geometric astronaut as she charts her course through a series of alien landscapes. Each of the different coins she collects represents one element of an electronic musical composition--a throbbing bass line, perhaps, or a synthesizer squiggle. As the individual components come together, a full-fledged song begins to take shape; each level may be remixed and edited, and gamers also may create their own levels to share with other players.

Wave Trip is the rare game that emphasizes the journey over the destination. Your astronaut can't "die" in any conventional sense, all levels are unlocked from the outset, and while collecting more coins yields richer, more complex songs, there's no penalty for missing coins--in fact, some players may prefer the more austere compositions that result from fewer instruments and effects. It's heady stuff, to be sure, but it's also a colorful, proudly retro side-scrolling game that's so simple and intuitive that even a small child can play. Whatever Wave Trip is, it's undeniably brilliant, and that's all that matters.

Best Android, iOS apps- January 2013

mobile262 Saturday, February 23, 2013

MEGA EXPO HOME & ELECTRICAL EXIBITION akan berlangsung di Stadium Mohammad IV, Kota bharu pada 27 Feb 2013 hingga 3 Mac 2013. Pameran yang berlangsung 4 hari menawarkan pelbagai hadiah menarik ditawarkan termasuklah cabutan bertuah. Nilai hadiah berjumlah RM 30,000. Pengunjung juga berpeluang memenangi sebuah kereta, motobike , set tilam berjenama dan banyak lagi.