Asus MeMO Pad ME301T Android tablet hits Europe

Asus has started selling its new 10-inch Android tablet for European market, the Asus MeMO Pad ME301T. Amazon Germany is offering this tablet for €349 that’s meaning US$476.80. In Italy, the MeMO Pad ME301T Android tablet sells as low as €299.

As mention, the MeMO Pad is seems a low-cost alternative to the Asus Transformer Pad tablet. The 10-inch Asus MeMO Pad tablet boasts a NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, and 16GB of internal storage.
Running on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean software, new Asus MeMO Pad ME301T tablet has a 10.1-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixel and 350nits brightness. For connectivity, this tablet provides WiFi, Bluetooth, microHDMI and micro USB ports, as well as GPS. Other features are a 5MP rear-facing camera, and 1.2MP camera on the front.
It is available in blue, pink, and white color options. Dimensions of MeMO Pad are 263 x 180.8 x 9.9 mm.

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Canon Cinema EOS 1D C hits stores in Japan today expected stateside later this week

At $11,999, this latest Canon 1D is hardly set to become a DSLR bestseller, but there are certainly a few pro shooters willing to line up for an incredibly versatile 18-megapixel 4K cam, with EOS lens compatibility and a full-frame sensor. We were expecting Canons top-of-the-line beast to sell for just shy of $15,000, so this new sub-$12k sticker is a pleasant surprise. Youll also need to invest in a battery of high-speed (at least 100MB/s) CF cards -- the 1D C captures 4096 x 2160 video at 24 frames per second with an approximate file size of 3.76 gigs per minute of footage, according to the cameras instruction manual, which youll find, along with a purchase link, at the source link below. The EOS-1D C is expected to hit stores in the US later this week, but a few lucky shooters have been out and about capturing demo reels for the last few weeks -- youll find some of that footage after the break, along with a few more clips at the coverage links below.

source:engadget

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