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The Lenovo IdeaTab S2110A

The Lenovo IdeaTab S2110A offers an impressively bright screen with wide viewing angles, fast gaming performance, dual cameras, Micro-HDMI, and a useful keyboard/dock option.

The advantage:

The Lenovo IdeaTab S2110A features fast gaming performance, a bright screen, wide viewing angles, dual cameras, and Micro-HDMI.
The unfavorable:

The design is shoddy and screen warping is rampant when handling the device. Its price is too high given the quality and quantity of its offerings.
The offer:

The Lenovo IdeaTab S2110A offers a great-looking screen and fast gaming performance, but comes up short in build quality and features.

Here comes a controller that will give you more ease and quickness in game world.
This game pad, quizzically and paradoxically, only works with Gameloft titles. And, not even all of those: right now, the Duo Gamer is only compatible with Asphalt 7: Heat, Modern Combat 3, Order & Chaos Online, Brothers in Arms 2, and N.O.V.A 3, with "more to come."
The price: $80. That's higher than any console game controller, and as much money as the iCade arcade cabinet.

The advantage:

The Duo Gamer is wireless, has dual analog sticks, and works as a game controller when the iPad is connected to a large-screen TV.
The unfavorable:

An $80 price is insane, it feels clunky, and it only works with a limited batch of Gameloft games. You'd better love Gameloft.
The offer:

The good news: the iPad has a game controller. The bad news: it only works with a few games. Meet the awkward Duo Gamer.

The Sharp 443ppi Smartphone

Sharp comes to be consistent in producing smartphones.

The Sharp Corporation has started production of 5-inch full-HD (1,080 x 1,920 pixels) LCD panels for smartphones with a pixel density among the highest in the world.
This LCD panel employs CG-Silicon technology*2, a new pixel design, and an innovative production process to achieve the same number of pixels in a smartphone-size screen as there are in a full-HD LCD TV. The panel, which has approximately 1.3 times the pixel density of conventional LCD panels*3, can display crisp text, super-clear maps, and amazingly real HD images.
By providing ultra-detailed LCD panels to support the growing worldwide demand for smartphones, Sharp will contribute to smartphones with increasingly higher quality images.

The HP ElitePad 900

Let's take a look at HP's new Elite Pad and its offer to the present need of computing.

HP is announcing the HP ElitePad 900, a touch-friendly business tablet that gives you all the options to tailor it for your personal way of doing business. The ElitePad is ergonomically configured to fit comfortably in your hand with a thin, lightweight design. It also comes with a series of business accessories to customize your tablet experience for your specific business needs.

Like all of HP’s Elite products, the ElitePad is built to meet rigorous military-spec standards so it can take the wear and tear involved with frequent mobile use. The touchscreen is made from Corning’s ultra-durable, scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass 2. The tablet also features HP BIOS Protection and Security Manager to keep your confidential data safe. An optional self-service tool even allows access to the ElitePad’s panel, battery and motherboard to troubleshoot any problems in-house.

The Samsung Galaxy Metrix 4G

The advantage:

The Samsung Galaxy Metrix 4G has a pleasing 4-inch screen, a comfortable slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and access to 4G LTE speeds.
The unfavorable:

The Metrix 4G runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread, has a slow processor, and trips up during calls. The camera likes turning whites blue.
The offer: A slower processor, older Android OS, and uneven camera keep the Samsung Galaxy Metrix 4G and its very good slide-out keyboard from reaching their highest potential.

The Panasonic TC-P42X5

The X5 is Panasonic's cheapest TV and doesn't have any of what is consider "modern" features like smart TV or even 3D. This is a 720p set, as most of the entry-level plasmas are, and so features a resolution of 1,024x768 pixels. The TV has a 600Hz subfield drive, and while most plasma have it these days, it bring it up in the absence of any other significant features.
Panasonic is one of the few companies who include an SD card slot on its TVs, and does so here, to make it easy to look at photos and videos from cameras.

The advantage:

The cheap Panasonic TC0PX5 series displays plenty of shadow detail and has better black levels than some LCDs at the same price or higher. The TV is able to properly display interlaced content from Blu-rays as well as the correct cadence for 24p content.