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    Samsung Galaxy S II

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    Nicholas Kolakowski
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    September 15, 2011
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      1Samsung Galaxy S II

      1

      Samsungs Galaxy S II aims to not only raise the bar for Google Android devices, but offer significant competition for Apples iPhone franchise. The smartphone includes Android 2.3 “skinned” with the manufacturers TouchWiz interface, along with a 4.3-inch screen.

      2High Specs

      2

      The Galaxy S II also features 16GB of onboard memory (expandable via microSD to 32GB) and two cameras: 8 megapixels for the rear one, 2 megapixels in the front. A 1.2GHz processor powers the applications.

      3Samsung Series 7 Slate

      3

      Samsungs Series 7 Slate runs Windows 7 and features an 11.6-inch screen.

      4Plug-Ins

      4

      The Series 7 Slate connects to peripherals such as a keyboard.

      5Samsung Series 7 Laptops

      5

      Samsungs Series 7 line of PCs offer Intel Core i5 and i7 processors, a choice of 14- and 15.6-inch screens, and an outer shell with aluminum elements.

      6Galaxy Tab 10.1

      6

      Samsungs Galaxy Tab 10.1 is just one of many Android tablets currently jockeying for a piece of the touch-screen market.

      7Eee Pad Transformer

      7

      Asus laptop with a detachable 10.1-inch screen comes loaded with Android, front and rear cameras, and an Nvidia Tegra 2 processor.

      8Eee Pad Slider

      8

      Asus Eee Pad Slider differs from the Eee Pad Transformer in that, instead of the screen detaching, it slides down over the keyboard to become a tablet. Otherwise, many of the top-level specs are the same: 10.1-inch screen, Android and so on.

      9Sliding

      9

      The Eee Pad Sliders slide mechanism at work.

      10Lenovo IdeaPad K1

      10

      Lenovos IdeaPad K1, aimed solidly at the consumer market, offers Android 3.1 on a 10.1-inch screen.

      11Lenovo ThinkPad

      11

      Lenovos ThinkPad tablet is offered for more of a business audience, and includes a stylus for inputting on the touch screen.

      123M Projector

      12

      This small projector from 3M plugs into an iOS device for displaying multimedia content.

      13Motorola’s Droid Bionic

      13

      The Droid Bionic features Android 2.3.4, 4G capability, an 8-megapixel camera and a sleek form-factor.

      14Motorola Xoom

      14

      The Motorola Xoom is a high-end Android 3.1 tablet with a 10.1-inch screen, along with front- and rear-facing cameras.

      15New RIM Torch

      15

      The BlackBerry Torch 9810 is RIMs newest variant in its Torch line, which features a slide-out keyboard and 3.2-inch touch display.

      16Toshiba Portege Z830

      16

      This “ultrabook” is ultra-thin at 0.6-inches thick, with a magnesium-alloy shell and around eight hours of battery life. It will make its debut in mid-November, featuring a second-generation Intel Core i3, i5 or i7 processors.

      17Toshiba Thrive

      17

      The Toshiba Thrive is a 10.1-inch tablet running Android 3.1, with a textured back for an easy grip.

      18Mac Hard Drive

      18

      The Iomega Mac Companion Hard Drive features a charging port for the iPad, Firewire and USB slots, and a choice of two or three terabytes.

      19HP EliteBook

      19

      Although Hewlett-Packard plans to spin off its PC manufacturing division, the company continues to sell its EliteBook line and other laptops.

      20All-In-Ones

      20

      HP is also pushing its line of all-in-one PCs.

      21Acer Iconia Tab A501

      21

      Acers Iconia Tab A501 features a 10.1-inch screen and 4G support, and runs Android 3.0.

      22Acer A100

      22

      Acers A100 tablet measures 7 inches on the diagonal, features front- and back cameras, runs Android and comes in 8GB and 16GB versions.

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