Although Samsung Electronics loss in the battle with Apple, paid for Apple $1-billion-plus, but recently good news about Samsung revealed their Windows 8 tablet occurred, seems Samsung Windows 8 tablet soon to meet with us, so let’s forget the rumor which says after Apple v Samsung, coming soon it’s Apple v Google.

The company's Facebook page displays a photo of the new tablet with the tagline "Ready to be smart" and the phrase "IFA 2012, Berlin." Samsung is also telling its Facebook followers "Don't worry; it's just around the corner..." That is to say Samsung Windows 8 tablet will be released in Berlin IFA.

Equipped with an Intel chip, the new tablet will run the new System of Windows 8, not the Windows RT version. An 8-megapixel camera graces the rear with a 2-megapixel camera in front. Samsung put the battery life at around 10 hours and noted that the tablet is charged while docked.

News from tomshardware also said Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Has Bigger Profit Margin than iPad. More than two years after the introduction of the iPad, Samsung appears to be very confident in the tablet market and is shooting for margins that exceed Apple's iPad levels.

Earlier in this year, on the Taipei International Computer Show, we have seen the Samsung Series 5 Hybrid Windows 8 tablet lineup, and look at the pictures and video from Samsung; the upcoming new products are very similar. Samsung is going to release its Windows 8 tablet, equipped with 11-inch screen, a physical keyboard, a stylus; these features are also similar to the Series 5 Hybrid.

Seguro que no hace falta que te contemos qué es el Wake-Up Light de Philips. Lanzado en 2006, el curioso despertador de la compañía lleva ya bastante tiempo danzando por el mercado, por lo que no ha dudado en renovar algunas de sus funciones y mostrarlas en la IFA 2012 a todo aquel que se acerque al stand.

Link: Engadget

For TAMSCHICK MEDIA+SPACE together with Uberact we developed a huge installation at the IFA 2012 tradeshow in Berlin on 68 x 55" Panasonic Smart Viera LED-LCD TV Screens that runs a realtime animation of a underwater scenery and sea-animals that can be triggered from 8 iPads around the TV Monument. Each Panasonic screen is rendering a part of the whole scene in full HD resolution. The animals where animated in by Studio Fabian. Every animal got their own trademark sound by Taucher Sound. This is the video-documentary of it.

IFA has had a helluva show. Here are the products that got some of the limelight at the show:

Dell XPS One 27

Is the iPad too small for your sausage fingers? Have no fear. The Dell XPS One 27 is for you. With a screen resolution in par with the highest end iMac, it now is intact with the title as Most Powerful PC. It also pivots at a flat 180 degree angle for a more touch friendly experience. And what's not a powerful PC with an Ivy Bridge i5 or i7 and a 2TB hard drive?

HP Spectre TouchSmart XT

No, that isn't a MacBook Pro. That's an HP Spectre TouchSmart XT, a new touchscreen, Windows 8 optimized ultrabook from Hewlett-Packard. Unlike most other ultrabooks, this one has Thunderbolt connectivity, which is mostly seen on Macs today. It also has a 15.6-inch LCD display with IPS colors, so Windows 8 shines radiantly and beautifully on this possible blockbuster.

Samsung Ativ S

Samsung made news when it announced its first Windows Phone 8 device. The Ativ S has specs which is recommended for Windows Phone 8, including Super AMOLED display, a bigger screen, and dual-core CPUs. Mango and Tango, the previous iterations of Windows Phone, couldn't be upgraded to those specifications. The Ativ S may spell some competition to Google, HTC, LG, and, of course, Apple. 

Sony Vaio Tap 20

This awkwardly designed Sony all-in-one has a 20-inch capacitive display. The reason this computer made the notable IFA list is that Sony says you can lay it flat to make it into a keyboard, a game controller, TV remote and a piano. One downer? It's a hefty 11.5 lbs, which is heavy even for an all-in-one by today's standards.

Samsung Galaxy Camera

Nikon beat Samsung to an Android camera, but Samsung beat Nikon to a Jelly Bean camera. Yes, that is correct. The Samsung Galaxy camera has a brilliant 4.8-inch display on the rear end and a 16MP sensor. Get the best of both worlds with this camera and, hey, it's perfect for Instagram (wink, wink).

Samsung Series 7 Slate

Samsung is bringing the infamous S Pen to another device: a Windows 8 Slate. The Series 7 Slate has a detachable keyboard as well as an HD 11-inch display. Note, no pun intended, that this tablet really brings the touch purposes to a whole new level to Windows 8 and the S Pen. The Sony Vaio Duo 11 and the Microsoft Surface has some competition.

Sony Bravia 84X9000

This is the next chapter for TVs: 4K. This Sony 4K TV was ranked over Samsung and LG's TV for best quality. 4K is a big deal in terms of picture. The reason? How does quadruple the pixels of the typical 1080p sound? Despite the MSRP for this innovative TV being at $20,000, it's worth every penny.

Sony VAIO Duo 11

Tablet on the outside, slate on the inside. That's the Vaio Duo 11 by Sony. This Surface lookalike will deceive many with its hidden slideout full QWERTY keyboard and, surprisingly, NFC capability. 

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