Gear Diary have a retail version of the Camangi Webstation and although there’s not much on what they think of it yet, they have completed the unboxing. We will be keeping a look out for feedback on quality, performance, software and battery life. The Camangi Webstation Unboxed | Gear Diary.

Gear Diary have a retail version of the Camangi Webstation and although there’s not much on what they think of it yet, they have completed the unboxing. We will be keeping a look out for feedback on quality, performance, software and battery life. The Camangi Webstation Unboxed | Gear Diary.

CES 2010 is nearly here and although it’s been a quiet few days for news over Christmas, the planning continues behind-the-scenes and I expect quite a few ‘leaks’ over the next week. In this post I’ve put together a list of topics that I think will form the core of Intel’s mobile computing related activities at CES. Remember that I’m only focusing on handheld, internet and netbook computing so that’s why you don’t see the ‘Core’ series of processors mentioned in detail below. That’s another huge topic for Intel at […]

The N450 is the new Intel Atom-based chip that will be used for ‘Pineview’ netbooks in 2010. Many of you have heard about the new ‘leaked’ netbooks over the last few weeks and although it’s focused at netbooks, we think there is some scope for some relatively powerful ultra mobile PC designs using the N400-series silicon. To that end, we’ve been following the news closely. The N450 integrates the GPU and CPU on the same die and there have been some questions over the capabilities, especially in the area of […]

A quick holiday unboxing of the Nokia N900, happy holidays! Look forward to more coverage and a full review of this sweet gadget.

There are two interesting clamshell MIDs on the horizon and we expect both of them to launch at CES. Expect hands-on with both of these at CES 2010.

The Archos 9 has been with us for about 5 days now and we’re due to send it back to Mobilx in a few days so we thought we better get an early review out to you all. This isn’t an in-depth review but it’s everything we’ve learnt from the live session and time we’ve had with it since unboxing.

In a significant architechtural move away from X86, the 2011 generation of the XO (One Laptop Per Child Project) will move from a VIA C7 CPU to a Marvell design based on ARM cores.