One of these being Motorola Mobility’s XOOM, which is the first tablet to operate on Google’s hotly anticipated Android 3.0 Honeycomb system. Released in February of this year the tablet boasts a two mega pixel front-facing camera for video chatting over the internet, as well as a back facing five mega pixel camera. It also has a 10.1 inch HD display screen, meaning you can enjoy watching HD movies and programs on this thin, light, and very sleek looking tablet. The main advantage the Motorola XOOM has over its competitors is that it offers a much higher resolution and larger display then most.
Of course tablets cannot be mentioned without speaking of the Apple iPad 2. Apple have updated their first version of the tablet to create a thinner design with faster specs. It features the new dual core A5 processor, this means that the iPad2 has graphics on par with a full laptop. It also boasts a front and rear facing camera as well as a longer lasting battery which can last up to ten hours.
Despite the dominance of the tablet in new technology 2011 thus far other gadgets have also shone a bright light. 3D has been a hit for a while now but Toshiba scored massive points by developing huge 3D televisions that don’t need specific glasses to view. 3D TV’s without the need of glasses were invented at the end of last year however only on small scale sets, not 65 inch televisions like Toshiba offer.
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