It’s easy to forget that often the people who buy technology are not necessarily the ones who are childfree, income heavy, and travel mad, but actually parents whose use of tech can often be as innovative as the technology itself.

The recent conceptual announcement by ASUS is something that is simply perfect for the parent. In fact, I am willing to bet that a mum or dad or two were a part of the design team. Think about it. Here you have a smart phone. This nifty phone will let you reply to emails (awesome for the school run), take photographs (you forgot camera and is school play), make mini movies (also school play, video camera in same bag as camera), and stay in touch with family and friends via easy access social media.

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Samsung had the first real Android tablet to market with the Galaxytab 7 and they have just proven that they are here to stay in the Android game. At CTIA 2011 they’ve announced 8.9″ and 10.1″ tablets thinner then Apple’s iPad 2 (.33 and .34 respectively)! They will be running Nvidia’s Tegra 2 solution and on top of Honeycomb we’ll be seeing a TouchWiz UX. 

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This extra has the ability to resize widgets and this is meant to apply to not only their own but to Google’s as well. The Mini Apps Tray we heard about in the leak which hides on the bottom of the screen and appears to be helpful for quickly launching apps. Joanna over at Engadget show a bit of video of this, do you think you would use this over Honeycomb’s own app launcher, to be honest we’re not sure if we would.

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Lenovo announced the IdeaPad P1 Tablet 10.1-inch provided by Microsoft Windows 7 for home and office with electricity. It has an Intel 1.5 GHz, multi-touch display with optional touch pen, Adobe Flash Player and support HD playback and Microsoft Security Essentials for safety.

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