Blackberry PlayBook: Now Touchable

     Last year was the year of the 3D TV. This year is the year of the tablet PC. When looking through my various tech and gadget blogs on Google Reader, most of what I saw was either stupid, or tablet, or both. At the recent Consumer Electronics Show, pretty much every PC manufacturer announced a tablet PC.     For those slightly unfamiliar to the technology world, a tablet is a touchscreen

Razer Switchblade Previewed at CES

       CES (Consumer Electronics Show), is a trade show put on every January in Las Vegas. At CES, many companies show off their latest products, many which aren't out yet, and some which may never be available. Throughout CES, Gadgetator will try and bring you the best and most exciting products. The Razer Switchblade  (A name which took me about two minutes to get straight.) is one of those

Samsung Galaxy Player

     For a while, there was no real alternative to the Apple iPod Touch. It was the only MP3 player with a touchscreen that could do everything a smart phone can do. Until now. Samsung recently introduced it's Samsung Galaxy Player 50.     This media player runs Android 2.1, can access the real Android Market, has built in WiFi, a 3.2 mega-pixel rear facing camera, and integrated GPS. These specs

Netflix, iTunes, K Mart?

     Most are aware of the popular video streaming and downloading services. These include Netflix, iTunes, Amazon's Video on Demand, and more. These are all services that let you either buy individual movies or TV shows, or, in Netflix's case, stream an unlimited number of movies and TV shows for a monthly fee.     Apparently the idea of getting content online as opposed to walking into a shop

Apple Mac App Store

     Over the past few years the idea of apps became very popular. You can now get iPhone apps from the iOS App Store, or Android apps from the Android Market (although you have to download them from your phone), you can even get apps for your Windows netbook with Intel's AppUp.Mac App Store Running on a MacBook Air     Apple, who kind of started the the app thing with it's iPhone and iPod Touch,

Best Sound for your iPod or iPhone

     I was recently asked in a comment on an earlier post what the best or very good sound system would be for an iPod or iPhone. After doing some research, I found out a few things. One of them: sound is expensive. For good sound and features, you'll have to pay somewhere around $200.Soundfreaq Sound Flatform    You can get a basic iPod dock player with some moderate features for about $30, but

Choosing an iPod

     Looking for an MP3 player? Trying to find what you need at the best value? So you looked at user reviews of the MP3 players out there. And you decide you'll go with an apple device. Now what?    Apple makes 4 iPod devices. The iPod Classic, iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle, and the iPod Touch.iPod Classic    The iPod Classic will set you back $249, but gives you 160GB of storage. It does music,