Mobile Devices Awards 2010-2011

European Tablet 2010-2011 - Apple iPad

This revolutionary new product marks the beginning of a new era for publishing. Magazines and books can be published and read in digital form on an impressive 9.7” (24.63 cm) LCD LED-backlit, capacitive touch screen just 13.4mm deep. Not a computer, more a communication tablet ideal for handling email. iPad also lets you store and view pictures and movies; the wide viewing angle allowing a number of people to enjoy them together. The cherry on top is the ability to use all 140,000 existing iPhone apps as well as many brand new ones from the rapidly growing catalogue available through iTunes.

European Headphones 2010-2011 - Beyerdynamic T 50 p

Listening-on-the-go becomes the ultimate Hi-Fi experience with the brand new Beyerdynamic T 50 p. Containing exclusive Tesla technology, the fast response, full metal drivers deliver transparent and detailed highs, impressive mids and powerful, yet natural lows. The beautifully handcrafted, retro design results in headphones that are so comfortable you can spend long hours relaxing and listening to music without discomfort. Sonically, performance is truly high-end even when listening to music processed by lower-quality compression processes and the enclosed design prevents disturbance to those around you. The sleek satin finish stainless steel is protected by a supplied carrying case.

European Portable Navigation Device 2010-2011 - Garmin Nüvi 3790t

Garmin’s latest offering puts the ‘Portable’ into the phrase ‘Portable Navigtion Device’. Looking far more like a smartphone this ultra slim 8.95mm GPS features a 4.3-inch (10.92 cm) multitouch LCD display which will operate in both portrait and landscape modes. An external speaker is supplied for windscreen mounting and delivers clear voice guidance. The Garmin Nüvi 3790t provides excellent route guidance with 3D map views, junction views, lane assist features and also nuRoute safety features including myTrends, Garmin Connect, 100 Routes and other facilities. On-board Bluetooth offers compatibility for over 200 models of mobile phones with hands-free control.

European Smartphone 2010-2011 - Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000

Based on the Android operating system, the Galaxy S is a ‘jewel in the crown’ for demanding users wanting to be connected, entertained and updated on the move. It is equipped with a huge 4-inch (10.16 cm) AMOLED, 800x480 pixel touch screen providing an exceptional viewing experience. The on-board 5 megapixel camera is without flash, but with video recording of 720p. Interconnectivity brings together Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi with DLNA, a hotspot function and AllShare which allows content to be shared between the mobile and Samsung TVs and Blu-ray players. It’s a well made device that should capture the attention of every mobile phone lover.

European Social Media Phone 2010-2011 - Samsung Wave GT-S8500

The Samsung Wave capitalises on the current interest in smartphones by providing means and applications for social media environments. The Wave is the first device from Samsung with the Bada operating system in connection with an Apps Store. Behind the stunning 3.3-inch (8.38 cm) AMOLED touch screen there is a powerful 1GHz processor. Amazing connectivity provides Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 3.0. Audio/video features include FM radio with RDS and an excellent 5 megapixel camera with 720p video recording and LED flash. The Samsung Wave is thin and very designed, featuring a metal chassis.

European Mobile Phone 2010-2011 - Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini

The Xperia X10 mini from Sony Ericsson is a very small and stylish mobile phone. Nonetheless, it delivers excellent performance with a comprehensive range of features such as GPS, Wi-Fi, 3G and a 5 megapixel camera with flash. The phone runs on the Android platform and offers users the full benefits of a much larger device although it’s touch screen size is just 2.55-inch (6.48 cm) . Its small size and weight and variety of vivid case colours make it perfect for introducing the fairer sex to smartphone technology.

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