The Acer Iconia tablet official W3, Windows shrinks

The arrival of tablets more compact than the current no longer any doubt Windows: Acer left for a few hours online pages on the Iconia W3 810, a little sister to 8-inch screen of W5.

This new leak confirms information already published the previous month: the 8.1-inch screen has 1280 x 768 pixels (184 ppi), the processor is an Intel Atom Z2760 CPU, RAM is 2 GB Storage amounts to 32 GB or 64 GB connectivity includes WiFi b / g / n, Bluetooth 4.0, a micro USB 2.0 and micro HDMI port. There are still a webcam and 2 MPix all running Windows 8 Pro.

 
In accordance with previously published pictures, Acer W3 may be associated with a wider than the tablet full keyboard. Availability is not yet known, as is the price. Launch at Computex next week seems more than likely.













                              

A USB stick for smartphones in Memup

Memup specialist USB drives and storage, offers an innovative USB key: it is directly compatible with some Android smartphones. The idea is simple: in addition to a USB A classic (male), it also includes a micro USB Type A Specifically, on Android smartphones compatible USB Host (there are many), the USB should work directly without additional cables.
The rest is pretty average against: performance is low, with 13 MB / s (13 Mb / s in the press, sic) read and 5 MB / s write only. The key is available in several capacities: 8GB ( 20$), 16, 32 and 64 GB The DualKey will be available from the end of June 2013, users of smartphones and Android tablets should be delighted

                          
                               

The HTC Nexus One Edition formalized

After many leaks and gossip, the famous One rid of Sense has been confirmed by HTC, but should come in first in the United States.

Fort satisfactory sales of its very good One, HTC decided to follow the wave launched by Samsung during the Google I / O, by announcing a 100% Jelly Bean version of its latest smartphone. Like the Galaxy Nexus Edition S4 recently announced the new One run on Android 4.2.2, without any addition. A 100% Google experience that embodies what is already found on the Nexus 4 or Nexus 7, the only difference is the navigation buttons below the screen, which remain the same as the version of Sense. The hardware and design of the device remain the same on the other, namely a 4.7'' screen 1080p, 600 Snapdragon processor clocked at 1.7 GHz and 2 GB RAM.

We're not going too excited though, since the Nexus One Edition should be available only in the United States first, on June 26 and priced at  599$.