The NionCom MemoryKick Vision Crushes Competitors
Amelia Roblin — January 26, 2011 — Tech
You may be high and mighty about your iPhone, but check out the NionCom MemoryKick Vision. It has specs more impressive than any other handheld device out there can hope to be. As a development on the MicroVision Arrow, this 4.3-inch touchscreen gadget can store up to 500GB of media and connect to a score of other sources.
The mini tablet is pocket-sized but can carry videos, music, photos, PDFs and Microsoft Office documents for use and transfer to computers and even the TV. With an Android operating system, a 5MP camera, Wi-Fi, HDD and interactive touch projection, the NionCom MemoryKick Vision has no real rivals.
The mini tablet is pocket-sized but can carry videos, music, photos, PDFs and Microsoft Office documents for use and transfer to computers and even the TV. With an Android operating system, a 5MP camera, Wi-Fi, HDD and interactive touch projection, the NionCom MemoryKick Vision has no real rivals.
Trend Themes
1. Pocket-sized Media Tablets - The trend towards smaller handheld devices that offer extensive storage and connectivity.
2. Expanded Media Storage - The trend towards offering higher media storage capacity within smaller devices.
3. All-in-one Devices - The trend towards the integration of multiple features within a single device.
Industry Implications
1. Electronics Industry - The electronics industry can benefit from developing and marketing pocket-sized handheld devices with extensive media storage and connectivity capabilities.
2. Smartphone Industry - The smartphone industry can take advantage of expanded media storage capacity within their devices to offer more to their users.
3. Computer Industry - The computer industry can benefit from developing and marketing all-in-one devices that integrate multiple features into a single product for ease of use and convenience.
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