The Asus Zenbook UX31 was one of the first ultrabooks to hit the market in late 2011. The Asus Zenbook UX31 was one of the first ultrabooks to hit the market in late 2011. Four months later, there’s plenty of competition in the thin and light laptop space, but the UX31 is still one of the most impressive specimens of the ultrabook species. It’s thin, light and attractive. It boots related stories Review: Micromax FunbookASUS EeePC X101 ReviewASUS Eee Pad Transformer Review quickly and resumes from sleep almost instantaeneously. And the Asus Zenbook UX31 has something that’s difficult to find on other 13.3 inch notebooks: a high resolution, 1600 x 900 pixel display.
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Sennheiser HD 518 The Sennheiser HD 518 have been around for a while now but we chose to review them now because they fall at an important price point. Being Sennheiser’s entry-level pair of audiophile series headphones, the HD 518 are priced just right for those who may want to dip their toes in audiophile pool but related stories Review: Micromax FunbookReview: Sennheiser RS 220 don’t want to spend too much. But price should not be the only factor when deciding to purchase audio equipment, which is why we decided to take these for a spin and see if they are worth your money.
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an Android 4.0 tablet focused for 10-21 years olds with focus on education and entertainment, the two tenants that Micromax claims are primary for this age related stories Micromax launches A50 Ninja with Siri competitor, AISHAReview: ASUS Zenbook UX31Review: Sennheiser HD 518 group.
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A superphone with a giant HD display and ImageSense technology: The HTC One X is the first phone to run HTC’s camera-improving ImageSense technology enabling users to capture images in just 0.7 seconds, and to simultaneously shoot photos and videos. The HTC One X will be available from April. PHOTO CREDIT: AFP PHOTO/HTC We recently did a hands on with the One X where we briefly touched upon the various aspects of the phone. We are assuming you are hungry for more, so without further ado, here is the full review of the HTC One X.
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Motorola ATRIX 2 The first ATRIX was an important device for Motorola. It was the second dual-core Android smartphone to come out in the market (after the LG Optimus 2x) and the first to showcase Motorola’s Webtop feature. It allowed the phone to connect on the back of a special keyboard dock, which also came with related stories Review: Sony Xperia SReview: HTC One VReview: Nokia Lumia 610 its own display, and resembled a laptop. Simply by plugging it in, one could turn what were essentially a monitor and a keyboard into a makeshift notebook PC.
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Sony Xperia S The Xperia S is the first phone from the now single Sony ever since it acquired Ericsson stake in the company. You can tell from the spec sheet that Sony decided to start off with a bang and the Xperia S comes loaded with impressive items such as an HD display, 12 megapixel camera and a dual-core related stories Review: HTC One VReview: Lava XOLO X900Review: Sony Xperia UReview: Motorola ATRIX 2Review: HTC One X processor. But spec sheets don’t tell the whole story, which is why we are going to take a detailed look at how the phone is in real life.
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HTC One V When HTC announced the One series phones back at the Mobile World Congress, the swankier One X and the One S got all the attention whereas the One V was mostly ignored due to its run of the mill specs. While it’s true that the One X and the One S are the more interesting of the trio, in the end related stories Review: Lava XOLO X900Review: Sony Xperia UReview: HTC One SReview: Nokia Lumia 610Review: Sony Xperia S the One V will probably end up outselling both of them due to its price. It’s also when you consider the price is when you realize that its specs are perfectly in line with what other phones in that price have to offer. The One V even has a couple of things that the others don’t, such as Android 4.0 pre-installed and an aluminum unibody. Let us take a closer look at this phone.
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