The upcoming device are more powerful and will be more exciting full of a new gadgets derived from modern technology. Many companies are ready to launch their new products which will make our life easier. Here are some of the coolest gadgets that will be released in 2012.
Apple iPad 3
No surprises here – you voted the iPad 3 your most wanted future gadget in the 2011 Stuff Gadget Awards. From the moment Apple launched the iPad 2, iPad 3 speculation has been in serious overdrive.
2011 saw some great efforts from the Android camp, including Asus' original Transformer (winner of the Stuff's 2011 Product of the year award), and Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 – but we're expecting Apple's next iPad effort to take things to a whole new level.
An eye-slicingly sharp 2048 x 1536 pixel 10in screen, a quad-core Tegra 3-baiting A6 processor and a carbon fibre case are just some of the rumoured specs for the iPad 3 that could see it setting the gold standard for tablets once again. Previous iPad launches point to a February or March release, so we're hoping it'll be putting in an appearance soon.
It has the following Specifications
A5 Processor quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 design
High Definition Screen
Retina Displays with a screen resolution of 960 x 640.
LED flash support Camera
Chips
SD card slot
PlayStation Vita 2012
Dubbed the "PS3 in your pocket," PlayStation's next-gen Vita handheld is a pocketable gaming powerhouse. With a quad-core ARM 9 processor feeding a 5in OLED touchscreen, a tactile back panel and dual cameras for augmented reality gaming, one thing is clear – Sony means business.
But have we all moved on to gaming on smartphones from Apple, Samsung and the rest? We'll find out next month when the PS Vita touches down in the UK.
Microsoft Windows 8
Microsoft's next OS has already tantalised our taste buds by strutting its stuff in a developer preview.
Its Windows Phone 7-style Metro UI offers a new level of interactivity for both PC and tablet users, promising an abundance of new features like Kinect for Windows for gesture based control, HTML5 applications which will make full use of online cloud services and ARM chip support – a clear sign Microsoft is taking its tablet efforts very seriously this time round.
Windows 8 is expected to launch its double attack on the PC and tablet world with a beta arriving in February – and an official launch towards the end of the year.
Samsung Galaxy III-3
Samsung's Galaxy S II certainly made its mark when it showed up on the smartphone scene – and it's still the best Android phone to buy. It's so good we named it our 2011 Phone of the Year.
Now, with the Galaxy S II almost approaching its first birthday, word on the virtual street suggests its successor – the appropriately named Galaxy S III – will come complete with a quad-core engine, 2GB of RAM, a 4.6in screen and a whopping 12MP camera.
Expect the Galaxy S III to be unveiled at the end of February during Mobile World Congress – and expect it to be more powerful than ever.
Apple TV
Not content with dominating the smartphone and tablet markets, Apple has its sights set on our living rooms. The future of TV, according to the rumours swirling around Cupertino, is AirPlay, mobile device synching and gesture controls.
Clearly the Apple TV will be more than just your average smart TV, with purported specs including the powerful A6 processor destined to arrive on the iPad 3, a giant Retina Display courtesy of Sharp and voice controls handled by the iPhone 4S Virtual Assistant, Siri.
Not only does iTV – as it has been dubbed – look set to revolutionise the television industry in the same way it has with the smartphone market, but Apple could be trying to engineer a shift away from traditional broadcast and satellite TV channels, if the rumours about Cupertino trying to buy up Premier League football rights are anything to go by.
Apple iPhone 5:
The Iphone 5 will have half inch longer and wider while becoming thinner as well. The rumoured features of Apple iPhone 5 are,
S/W & H/W upgrades
iTune Cloud integration
iOS 5
Flash Camera (8MP device (3264×2448 pixel)
Retina Display
More Internal memory
mobile Payment Services
Two or three Internal Antennas
Fire proof and Wireless Charging.
Canon 5D Mark 111 DSLR Cameras:
It will be interesting to see canon 5D with the features from the list below. The rumoured specifications of this camera,
DIGIC 4 image processor
4:2:2 Video Range
Full frame sensor with dust reduction system
No RAW0
Resolution of 5616×3744 pixels (21 Megapixels)
OLED Screen
Extended battery Life (1800mAh LP-E6 battery)
Sony Xperia Play:
Long awaited Sony Ericsson’s play station phone finally becomes reality. It provides you the gaming power you could want in a mobile phone.The rumoured specifications of this includes,
Qualcomm Scorpion Processor
Backlit LCD Screen
5.1 Megapixels Camera
Social Network Integration
Stereo Speakers
8GB of Storage
1500mAh battery
Blue ray Players:
In 2012 it is slowly replacing the old DVD Players into Blue ray Players. Since it has the larger memory space, Long battery life and good sounding system it will take over the DVD players.
The right features are,
Video streaming
BD-Live
Wi-Fi
3D capability
DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance)
A/V connections
Disc capacity
connections and memory-card slots
The launch of these new gadgets in today’s increasing technology, will began a new stage of highly upgraded products with constant functions.
Apple iPad 3
No surprises here – you voted the iPad 3 your most wanted future gadget in the 2011 Stuff Gadget Awards. From the moment Apple launched the iPad 2, iPad 3 speculation has been in serious overdrive.
2011 saw some great efforts from the Android camp, including Asus' original Transformer (winner of the Stuff's 2011 Product of the year award), and Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 – but we're expecting Apple's next iPad effort to take things to a whole new level.
An eye-slicingly sharp 2048 x 1536 pixel 10in screen, a quad-core Tegra 3-baiting A6 processor and a carbon fibre case are just some of the rumoured specs for the iPad 3 that could see it setting the gold standard for tablets once again. Previous iPad launches point to a February or March release, so we're hoping it'll be putting in an appearance soon.
It has the following Specifications
A5 Processor quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 design
High Definition Screen
Retina Displays with a screen resolution of 960 x 640.
LED flash support Camera
Chips
SD card slot
PlayStation Vita 2012
Dubbed the "PS3 in your pocket," PlayStation's next-gen Vita handheld is a pocketable gaming powerhouse. With a quad-core ARM 9 processor feeding a 5in OLED touchscreen, a tactile back panel and dual cameras for augmented reality gaming, one thing is clear – Sony means business.
But have we all moved on to gaming on smartphones from Apple, Samsung and the rest? We'll find out next month when the PS Vita touches down in the UK.
Microsoft Windows 8
Microsoft's next OS has already tantalised our taste buds by strutting its stuff in a developer preview.
Its Windows Phone 7-style Metro UI offers a new level of interactivity for both PC and tablet users, promising an abundance of new features like Kinect for Windows for gesture based control, HTML5 applications which will make full use of online cloud services and ARM chip support – a clear sign Microsoft is taking its tablet efforts very seriously this time round.
Windows 8 is expected to launch its double attack on the PC and tablet world with a beta arriving in February – and an official launch towards the end of the year.
Samsung Galaxy III-3
Samsung's Galaxy S II certainly made its mark when it showed up on the smartphone scene – and it's still the best Android phone to buy. It's so good we named it our 2011 Phone of the Year.
Now, with the Galaxy S II almost approaching its first birthday, word on the virtual street suggests its successor – the appropriately named Galaxy S III – will come complete with a quad-core engine, 2GB of RAM, a 4.6in screen and a whopping 12MP camera.
Expect the Galaxy S III to be unveiled at the end of February during Mobile World Congress – and expect it to be more powerful than ever.
Apple TV
Not content with dominating the smartphone and tablet markets, Apple has its sights set on our living rooms. The future of TV, according to the rumours swirling around Cupertino, is AirPlay, mobile device synching and gesture controls.
Clearly the Apple TV will be more than just your average smart TV, with purported specs including the powerful A6 processor destined to arrive on the iPad 3, a giant Retina Display courtesy of Sharp and voice controls handled by the iPhone 4S Virtual Assistant, Siri.
Not only does iTV – as it has been dubbed – look set to revolutionise the television industry in the same way it has with the smartphone market, but Apple could be trying to engineer a shift away from traditional broadcast and satellite TV channels, if the rumours about Cupertino trying to buy up Premier League football rights are anything to go by.
Apple iPhone 5:
The Iphone 5 will have half inch longer and wider while becoming thinner as well. The rumoured features of Apple iPhone 5 are,
S/W & H/W upgrades
iTune Cloud integration
iOS 5
Flash Camera (8MP device (3264×2448 pixel)
Retina Display
More Internal memory
mobile Payment Services
Two or three Internal Antennas
Fire proof and Wireless Charging.
Canon 5D Mark 111 DSLR Cameras:
It will be interesting to see canon 5D with the features from the list below. The rumoured specifications of this camera,
DIGIC 4 image processor
4:2:2 Video Range
Full frame sensor with dust reduction system
No RAW0
Resolution of 5616×3744 pixels (21 Megapixels)
OLED Screen
Extended battery Life (1800mAh LP-E6 battery)
Sony Xperia Play:
Long awaited Sony Ericsson’s play station phone finally becomes reality. It provides you the gaming power you could want in a mobile phone.The rumoured specifications of this includes,
Qualcomm Scorpion Processor
Backlit LCD Screen
5.1 Megapixels Camera
Social Network Integration
Stereo Speakers
8GB of Storage
1500mAh battery
Blue ray Players:
In 2012 it is slowly replacing the old DVD Players into Blue ray Players. Since it has the larger memory space, Long battery life and good sounding system it will take over the DVD players.
The right features are,
Video streaming
BD-Live
Wi-Fi
3D capability
DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance)
A/V connections
Disc capacity
connections and memory-card slots
The launch of these new gadgets in today’s increasing technology, will began a new stage of highly upgraded products with constant functions.
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