Hello Geeks! Welcome to the first edition of “THE G WEEK” (You can call it as “The Gadgets Week”), your weekly Gadgets and Technology updates. This is Faz, a Gadgetic Master, from GadgeticWorld. I will get you the latest happenings in the world of Gadgets and Technology from around the world every weekend.

THE BIG STORIES

The new iPad

Starting with the biggest launch of this week, “The new iPad” from Apple is assumed to be the smartest and most advanced iPad ever made. It is basically an upgrade to their popular, iPad 2 which was released on March 2011. Amidst all speculations and hype on iPad 3, Apple launched “The new iPad” on 7th March 2012. Uh.oh. I forgot to mention, Apple actually forgot to name their product and called it as “The new iPad” or it can be assumed as “The new Apple Innings” after Steve’s demise.

Apple calls it a revolutionary product for its 2048X1536 resolution on a 9.7 inch screen. This sums up to a healthy 264 PPI. The camera is now upgraded to 5MP and the front facing cam also produces nice images. The rear cam uses the same technology as the iPhone 4s does and the cam is now able to shoot 1080p videos too. It is finally going to release on 16th of March in United States. Check out Mr. Dash’s Post: All You Need To Know About The New IPad !!! where he writes in details about the tablet.

Below is the TV Commercial which has now become viral in the web after the launch of the new iPad.

Windows 8 Consumer Preview

Microsoft has finally released the consumer preview of their most anticipated operating system also popularly known as “Windows 8“. The Windows 8 Consumer preview shows many changes that Windows has got with itself and also depicts how Microsoft sees the future of computing. The Metro Style used in this OS is fully compatible for touch screen devices mainly tablets and touch screen laptops. The start button has been replaced by a Start screen which is colorful and full of recently used apps. There are also many notable changes made like the new Windows Explorer and Task Manager. Read out one of our most recent popular post : “Logging Into Windows 8“.

BEST REVIEWS

Best Tablets Under $400

We presented to you this week one of our best collection of four top tablets which costs $400 or below. With the announcement of Apple of reducing the price of  iPad 2 to $399, this hot Gadget has topped the list of tablets under $400. It is 241mm high, 186mm wide, and 8.6mm dense with 9.7 inch touch screen. It also has iOS 5 Software with A5 processor.

Other tablets that made it to the list were Amazon Kindle Fire, Archos 101 and Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0. Amazon has earlier shocked the tablet market with one of the finest product, The Kindle Fire. The 7 inch display will be more than enough to get the job done, and the battery life will lasts you a whole 10 hours if you are watching videos.

THE MARKET CHANGER

NOKIA 808 PureView

Nokia unleashed some serious camera power this year at MWC. The 808 PureView has a whopping 41 MP sensor which takes photography to a completely new level. It is beyond doubt that it is a wonderful camera phone. The camera has a whole new UI which is seen only in this particular Belle OS from Nokia. Not only does it have a dedicated camera button as every Nokia does but this one also has touch button to snap pics, like all other Android phones.

Check out: “Nokia 808 PureView Review”

 

HOT BUZZ

Google To Enter Tablet Market?

It’s the Google which is rumoured to launch its own Tablet in the month of June. This would be something different and not a regular Android Tab. Eric Schmidt quoted, “We will bring the tablet of highest Quality to the market in next 6 months”. The tablet will include a 7’’ (17.3 cm) screen rather than a 10’’.It will run on Android 4.0 (Ice cream Sandwich) Operating System with Quad core tegra 3 Processor. With screen resolution to be rumoured as 1280 x 800, it will be a great buy.

 

 

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