Coby surprisingly had nine Ice Cream Sandwich-powered tablets at CES 2012. As we mentioned in a previous post, all these tablets will have different prices depending on a variety of factors. We didn’t get video footage of all the tablets, be we did manage to get some hands-on time with Coby’s 7-inch widescreen Android 4.0 more »

Back in December, Coby announced it will be releasing five Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich tablets in 2012. By the time I was done walking around Coby’s floor space at CES 2012, I came away with information on nine tablets.

It has already been proven that an Android 4.0 tablet does not need to be expensive. Since the software is open source, manufacturers can load it up onto their devices and flood the market to their heart’s content. Starting early next year, Coby will enter the Ice Cream Sandwich arena with five new tablets. Coby isn’t necessarily known for stellar hardware, but maybe Android 4.0 has the software optimizations necessary to make these Coby tablets a viable option.

Android tablets, with their tempting features and attractive price tags are increasing in popularity. If you’re tempted to pick one up, there are some things to be aware of. Stay away from no-name tablets and those from budget manufacturers like Coby. I bought a Coby Kyros tablet in January for $200. At first I loved more »

If you are in the market for a low priced Android tablet and can live without things like the Android Market then why not check out the latest from Coby. The tablet is the Coby Kyros MID7024 and it is currently available by way of Amazon with a $164.94 price tag. That said, in terms more »

Who would have thought that even Coby, an electronics company which specializes in cheap electronics products such as MP3 players will also come up with its own Android tablet? Well, believe it or not, they just launched their own Android tablet – the Coby Kyros MID 7015. And guess what, this Android tablet like other more »

While the iPod reigns supreme over the Portable Media Player department, Coby is offering a nice little alternative to the iPod Nano for the budget-conscious shopper. With a 1.8 inch LCD color screen, the Coby MP620 sports 4GB of storage, integrated FM radio, and comes in a black, blue, and red color. Based on the more »

Coby Electronics has announced a recall of nearly 20,000 rechargeable batteries sold with its portable DVD players between January 2007 and September 2009. The electronics manufacturer says they may overheat, creating a fire hazard. So far they have had 10 reports of such an incident and 8 of them resulted in fires. Fortunately no one more »

Usually, people assume that all touch screen PMP’s are knock offs the iPod Touch, they are usually right, however, this new Coby PMP is not really like the iPod Touch at all. In fact, it is more like Samsung’s P2. To begin with the Coby MP-835, it measures out at 52 x 97 x 10mm, more »