Huawei MediaPad 10 FHD Android Tablet

Not so long ago, Huawei teased us with their full HD Android tablet, the MediaPad 10 FHD. Now they tell us the 10.1″ Android tablet with a custom quad core CPUand Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich will ship globally this September. Before you get too excited, remember that Huawei usually works through carriers in the US, so we expect this HSPA+ and LTE 4G tablet will launch with a carrier sometime later . That said, Huawei states that there will also be 3G and WiFi only versions.

The Tablet PC looks very compelling with a 1920 x 1200 IPS display, Dolby 5.1 sound and a K3v2 Cortex-A9 1.4GHz quad core CPU with a 16 core GPU. It has a 6600 mAh hour battery and an optional keyboard dock, much like the Asus Transformer. The dock allows for VGA and HDMI out as well as Ethernet via a USB adapter.

Sync Your Android Tablet with Your Tablet PCs

Ready to stock your tablet with music, videos, and other goodies from your PC? Here are your options.
If you’ve purchased an Android tablet, you’ve probably wondered how to fill it with your favorite music, videos, and photos. Unlike an iPad, which slurps up these goodies by syncing with iTunes, an Android tablet has no desktop counterpart, no automated system for migrating media from your hard drive to your device.

Article based on a production Apple iPad 2 (16GB WIfi) running iOS 4.3

Note: this article is not intended to be a review of the Apple iPad 2 but instead to establish whether or not the iPad, and devices like it, have the potential to become serious tools for working and enthusiast photographers. Obviously there are other tablet computers available, but we chose to focus on the iPad 2 for two main reasons. Firstly, the iPad is by far the most popular device of its type and therefore has the most relevance. Secondly, Apple’s App Store is currently the largest available for any platform, containing almost 4,000 photography-related applications.