Can BlackBerry addicts finally jump to Android without any switcher’s Sony VGP-BPS13 Battery remorse? From the looks of the Droid Pro, coming to Verizon Wireless, Motorola makes a pretty strong case. During our brief hands-on time with this world phone, we really liked the feel of the terraced keys, and Motorola promises that the error correction is top notch. The 3.1-inch display is on the small side, but we think plenty of users Sony VGP-BPS13A/Q Battery will be willing to put up with less real estate in exchange for a Toshiba PA3534U-1BRS keyboard you don’t have to slide out to access. Too bad the resolution of the screen is just 480 x 320 pixels, which is less than the BlackBerry Torch (480 x 360).

Check out more Toshiba PA3593U-1BRS details, a full gallery, and video below and let us know if you’d trade your current smart phone for this Sony VGP-BPS13A/B Battery Android-powered business workhorse.
Business-friendly features of this 1-GHz smart phone include easy access to your corporate directory (for checking availability, proposing new meeting times, etc). You also get QuickOffice Mobile for editing documents on the fly. As with the Droid 2 and Droid X, you can use this Sony VGP-BPS13/B Battery handset as a mobile hotspot for up to 5 devices. IT managers will breathe easy knowing that the Droid Pro Sony VGP-BPS13B/B Battery has corporate-level security. That means the ability to wipe the phone and SD card if it’s lost or stolen, remote password Toshiba PA3591U-1BRS management, and data encryption on the device (coming early next year).

As you might expect, this Android device runs the 2.2 OS, so you get full Flash Player 10.1 support. The Droid Pro doesn’t Sony VGP-BPS13B/Q Battery include an HDMI port like the Droid X, but you can stream content via DLNA.

Netbook Navigator Nav 9 Slate PC

This Windows enterprise tablet is marred by short battery life, a lackluster Sony VGP-BPS13A/S Battery resistive touchscreen, and a high price.

Now that HP is targeting the business Sony VGP-BPS13/Q Battery crowd instead of the masses with its Windows 7-powered Slate, it would seem that Netbook Navigator is in the right place at the right time. In fact, this reseller is beating HP to the punch with its Nav 9 Slate PC (starting at $599, $974 as configured), an 8.9-inch Windows 7 touchscreen device powered by an Atom processor. While the Nav 9 has some potential for on-the-go productivity, the battery life is short, the performance sluggish, and the Sony VGP-BPS9 Battery touch experience downright frustrating. Is this tablet worth using even with a stylus?

Design
From afar, the Toshiba PA3480U-1BRS Nav 9's rounded edges and flush battery make it seem like your Sony VGP-BPS8 Battery standard Windows slab. Look closer, though, and you'll see that this tablet looks and feels far cheaper than its starting price. Take, for instance, the shiny plastic and the reflective bezel, or the resistive display, whose two layers have air bubbles trapped in between them. Let's just say that we disagree with Netbook Navigator's claim that the Sony VGP-BPS9A/B Battery Nav 9 is the most attractive mobile computing device since the iPhone.

At 2 pounds, the Nav 9 is heavier than the 1.8-pound iPad, which has a larger display. However, because the Nav 9 Sony VGP-BPS9/B Battery has a narrower shape, it's easier to hold single-handedly. This slate Toshiba PA3594U-1BRS is a bulky 0.8 inches thick but accommodates more ports than the iPad and other tablets.

The Nav 9 comes Toshiba PA3479U-1BRS with a small silver stylus that's about as long as a matchstick, but Sony VGP-BPS9/S Battery there's not even a place on the tablet in which to stow it. Even the blue LED lights lining the top edge make this machine seem more like a netbook with its keyboard cut off than a modern slate.

Display and Sound
Thanks to the Nav 9's 1024 x 600 Sony VGP-BPS8A Battery resolution, web pages fit the 8.9-inch screen nicely. Although the Nav 9 runs Windows, you'll have to install Flash yourself. Once you do, you can enjoy video from sites such as YouTube. When we played YouTube clips at full screen, the action Sony VGP-BPS2 Battery was smooth but some colors appeared washed out. The viewing angles also weren't great. When we viewed the screen head on, we Sony VGP-BPS2A Battery could easily watch videos, but if we laid it flat on a table or on our lap, or rotated it backward in our hands, the Satellite a200 battery display's reflective finish became too distracting.

Likewise, music sounded tinny. When we Sony VGP-BPS2B Battery listened to "Seven Nation Army" by The White Stripes, for example, we could barely make out the bass notes, which would normally sound prominent. Also, even when we cranked the volume in both Windows and in Slacker's player, the Sony VGP-BPS2C Battery sound was still weak.