World's Thinest tablet powered by intel processor

EKing T is said to be the “world’s thinnest tablet PC” but is it really?

The company has released some sleek looking press shots of the device and details of its specs but it didn’t mention the dimensions of the tablet; which is pretty odd considering they’re marketing it as a skinny device. Fortunately the tablet has some pretty impressive specs that will draw attention to the device regardless of how thin it is.

EKing T9 tablet comes with a 9.7-inch IPS capacitive touchscreen display and powered by a 1.5GHz Intel Z670 processor and 2GB memory. Interestingly, EKing T9 also claimed to support five operating systems which are Windows 7, Windows 8, Android, Meego and Ubuntu(Linux). Once tablet can install all these version. Till now no one has claim this one.

World's Slimmest Blu-ray player by Sasmung

The Samsung BD-D7500 is the slimmest Blu-ray player around, and Which? has put it through its paces at the lab to see how it compares to its bulkier rivals.

Holding the ‘World’s thinnest Blu-ray player’ accolade is all well and good, as long as it’s also able to render decent high definition pictures and good audio quality, and the latest batch of Blu-ray player results to return from the lab has shown that this is the case.

The Samsung BD-D7500 has a number of features, including its 1GB of internal memory, its web-connectivity that brings YouTube, and iPlayer to the big screen, and its 3D technology.

All this comes at a price, however, with the Samsung BD-D7500 being at the top end of prices for the recent batch of Blu-ray player reviews, which ranged from £80 to £225.

If you’re looking for a stylish, wall-mountable Blu-ray player then the Samsung BD-D7500 could be the one, but many of the other more-affordable models in the latest batch of reviews performed favourably in our lab tests.