Monday, January 14, 2013 at 8:07AM 
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
A year ago, the 7-inch tablet space was occupied by the BlackBerry PlayBook, a few $500 Android tablets that offered a blown-up smartphone experience and $199 eBook readers running pared down versions of Android and focusing on content consumption. Today, the 7-inch tablet space is gearing up to be one of the most competitive areas in tech.
Sunday, January 13, 2013 at 9:16PM 
ASUS just launched the MeMO Pad, a stylish and capable 7-inch Android tablet designed for mobile consumers looking for a high-quality yet remarkably affordable tablet. A more basic version of the highly successful Nexus 7 Android tablet.With a starting MSRP of $149 (US), can this be the tablet to shake up the 7-inch tablet.market?
Sunday, January 13, 2013 at 12:22AM Phosphor impressed us last year with the first E ink watch, the World Time Sport watch. They're now preparing to launch the new Touch Time Digital Watch. Using a touch-enabled LCD instead of E Ink, the Touch Time Digital Watch brings true multi function by way of seven display styles, a bright backlight, calculator, calendar, stopwatch, timer, lunar calendar, it is also water resistant up to 30 meters (3ATM) and features a one year battery life. Best of all, unlike some of the purported 'smart watches' coming to market, the Touch Time Digital Watch doesn't require synching with a PC or recharging as it is a standalone device.
Friday, January 11, 2013 at 5:56PM Acer revealed their Iconia B1-A71 a budget 7-inch Android tablet that they expect to sell for $150. This device will further disrupt pricing in the tablet market as it comes close to the pricing og eReaders which do a lot less. Full specs for the Iconia B1-A71 after the jump.
