Creative ZiiO 10"

The tablet with pure android audio that elevates your entertainment

The Creative ZiiO 10" entertainment tablet is a new, sleek Android-based device that not only gives you the freedom to enjoy entertainment on-the-go, it goes a step further by synchronizing with connected audio devices, such as Creative's range of wireless speakers, to create a pure wireless entertainment ecosystem within your home.

The ZiiO 10" features pure android audio* which delivers high-quality wireless sound to your music, movies, games and more. Just a touch of its onscreen icon on the ZiiO 10” instantly launches the application which houses a suite of audio-boosting technologies including Creative's X-Fi and Bluetooth® connectivity. Indulge in pure wireless audio that brings your movie and game soundtracks to life, as your entertainment is streamed to speakers or headphones with Bluetooth and apt-X capabilities.

In addition, the bright and perfectly sized 10-inch touchscreen lets you watch video clips, play games and even surf the Internet with ease. As an Android OS-based tablet, you can send emails on the move and download exciting content ranging from fun apps and games to eBooks from the Creative ZiiStore. That's not all. Share the fun with loved ones by connecting the ZiiO 10” to a large-screen HDTV via an HDMI cable1.

Available in 8GB or 16GB capacities, the ZiiO 10” is the entertainment tablet that lets you store, manage and stream all your audio content from one device - without the clutter of cables!

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HP TouchPad 10-inch webOS Tablet

The TouchPad is 1.6 pounds, 13.7 mm thick, measures 9.7inches (1024x768), a 1.3 megapixel webcam, video calling, and HP's Beats branding. Specs are pretty similar to the iPad. Other stats: 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth, 16 or 32GB, and twice the memory of Pre 2 (1GB, I believe.) Also, a 1.2GHz dual core processor. (Or, rather, 2.4GHz if you measure both cores.)Here's how webOS works on a tablet. The cards are still there, representing open applications. You close apps the same way you do on webOS phones, by flicking them off the screen.

The interface definitely looks like a blown-up webOS, with the dock at the bottom, cards for multitasking and their notification/status bar on the top.

The Touchpad also syncs with your Pre 3 in that they share text messages and phone calls over Bluetooth, so you don't need to dig out your phone if you're on your tablet.
Using apps is the same as on older Palm phones. You launch apps using the dock on the bottom or using the app launcher screen.



 HP is also emphasizing the fact that the TouchPad supports Flash. FLASH.

Notifications are unobtrusive, because they pop up on the top right notification bar, and you can dismiss each one by swiping them off to their side. If you actually want to deal with a notification, you can tap in and open the proper application.

 Cool keyboard option: There are four different sizes, from S to XL, depending on how large your fingers are, which is pretty great for personalization. Typing is one of the worst things on tablets. Also good is the inclusion of the number keys on the keyboard.

Palm's also demonstrating a Skype call from a Pre 3 to a TouchPad.







 TouchPad launches around mid-2011, but there's no price yet.