Here at MiniInTheBox we have a wealth of fantastic, creative and fun products available. In fact so much so that the choice can get a little overwhelming (so much to buy, so little time)! That’s why this week’s LITB Blog post is dedicated to my personal top five favourite items in our gargantuan catalogue.
For this week’s LITB Tech blog we are going to take a look at the absolutely ludicrously good value Vivikai 12MP DSLR style Camera.
If you’re looking to start getting serious about taking photographs, then the Vivikai is the camera for you!
As this week is my final week at LightInTheBox, I thought that I would take this opportunity in the LITB Lab to sit back and reflect on all the great (and not so great) tech that I have encountered during my time at LightInTheBox and choose my favourite product from the last 12 months. Over the last year I’ve seen it all from high-end Android tablets, to cheap and cheerful MTK cell phones and everything else in between. There have been a number of pieces of tech that are worth a mentioning and I thought I would give a reflective rundown here. Read More…
This week in the LITB Lab I’ll be putting one of LITB’s newest high-end Android Smartphones through its paces and seeing if it performs as great as it looks. The Starlight HD2 certainly has the look and feel of a serious handset and the specifications aren’t too shabby either. With a 4.3 inch capacitive touchscreen, Android 2.3, dual-camera and 3G connectivity the Starlight HD2 has everything that you could want from an up to date smartphone. Read More…
This week in the LITB Lab we’re checking out the latest low-cost Android phone available on LightInTheBox, known as the Fusion.
The Fusion Android phone comes with Android 2.2 OS, which has a hardly noticeable, but nicely functional UI overlay that I found actually improved on that of the stock Android 2.2…
This week in the LITB Lab we’re taking a look at three of our favorite Android tablets competing for the title of “Best Sub $200 Android Tablet” and we want you to pick the winner.
Battling for this title the Supremo, the Incheon and Othello Tab. All these Android tablets come with a 7 inch capacitive touchscreen, Android 2.2 or above and all cost less than $200.
In the LITB Lab this week, we’re taking a closer look at the latest low cost Android offering from LightInTheBox. The Neo Android cell phone comes in a compact design with a 3.2 inch resistive touchscreen, an in-built camera, Android 2.2, Wi-Fi connectivity and an impressively low price tag. The Neo is the lowest priced Android cell phone on LITB at just $99.59, but can this sub $100 handset really deliver a decent user experience? Let’s find out.
This week in the LITB Lab we’re taking a look at three of our favorite Android Cell Phones competing for the title of “Best Sub $200 Cell Phone” and we want you to pick the outright winner. Battling for this title are the Ouku Horizon 3G, the Starlight HD and the Griffin. All these phones come with Android 2.2, capacitive touchscreens and astonishingly all cost less than $200!
Continuing with the high–end tablet computers, this week in the LITB Lab we’re taking a look at the Titan Android tablet computer. The Titan is one of the few 10” tablets available on Light In The Box and on paper the Titan has everything you’d expect a decent tablet computer to possess. From the responsive capacitive touchscreen and impressive 1GHz Dual Core processor to the 3G connectivity and 1080p HD video the Titan looks like a great alternative to some of the more common Android tablets and perhaps even the iPad.
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This week we have a rather unique product for review in the LITB Lab and it comes in the form of the Aurora Tablet. The Aurora tablet is a little different to the majority of the tablets currently on the market as it is one of the few touchscreen tablet computers that runs Windows 7 operating system and the only Windows 7 tablet available at Light In The Box.
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