Toshiba Outs "Smart Pad" Tablet

By Jamison Cush | 7/20/2010

Toshiba unveiled a prototype "smart pad" tablet Down Under earlier this week, claiming the device, which could run either Windows 7 or Android, will be available this October.

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New Getac V100 Rugged Tablet PC Unveiled

By Greg McGowan | 7/17/2010

Getac Inc. recently unveiled their revamped rugged V100 convertible PC. Whats interesting about the newest version is its Intel Core i7 1.2 GHz processor, which stands to make it the fastest dual-core processor of any rugged convertible on the market, the company says.

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HP Delays, Possibly Scraps Android Tablet

By Jamison Cush | 7/15/2010

HP may have scrapped plans for an Android tablet, and at the very least delayed its release, which was originally scheduled for Q4 2010. The reason? Perhaps HP is focusing on a webOS tablet, or maybe they are waiting for a more tablet-friendly Android.

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Microsoft Wants to Study iPad Users, Maybe

By Judy Jefferson | 7/14/2010

Has Microsoft thrown on its porch light and invited iPad users to come to its Redmond, WA headquarters to take part in a study that will look at how they use their devices? That is the buzz across cyberspace where sources claim the company posted an invitation on Facebook inviting users to stop by for a couple of hours between July 16 and 21 to talk about iPads.

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Microsoft Wants to Study iPad Users, Maybe

By Judy Jefferson | 7/14/2010

Has Microsoft thrown on its porch light and invited iPad users to come to its Redmond, WA headquarters to take part in a study that will look at how they use their devices? That is the buzz across cyberspace where sources claim the company posted an invitation on Facebook inviting users to stop by for a couple of hours between July 16 and 21 to talk about iPads.

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Xplore Launches iX104C4HD Rugged Tablet PC

By Greg McGowan | 7/12/2010

Xplore Technologies Corp. recently made public its new rugged iX104C4HD Tablet PC.

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Ballmer: More Win 7 Tablet PCs Coming this Year

By Jamison Cush | 7/12/2010

In comments at a Microsoft partner conference, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer claimed Sony, Samsung, Toshiba and others are working on Windows 7 tablet PCs and that Microsoft was "all in" in regards to the form factor.

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Ballmer: More Win 7 Tablet PCs Coming this Year

By Jamison Cush | 7/12/2010

In comments at a Microsoft partner conference, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer claimed Sony, Samsung, Toshiba and others are working on Windows 7 tablet PCs and that Microsoft was "all in" in regards to the form factor.

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LG Confirms Android OS Tablet

By Jamison Cush | 7/5/2010

LG is working on an Android OS tablet computer set for release in Q4 2010, the South Korea-based electronics manufacturer announced in a local press release.

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Toshiba and Intel's New CM1 Tablet Joins Crowded School PC Space

By Jacqueline Emigh | 7/2/2010

With competition from HP, the OLPC, and others in the education tablet space, Intel and Toshiba are teaming up for the new Toshiba CM1, a lunchbox-style tablet PC for elementary and junior high students.

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Fujitsu Debuts LifeBook TH700

By Jamison Cush | 6/30/2010

Fujitsu unveiled their new LifeBook TH700 Tablet PC, an entry-level device sporting a 12.1-inch LED display, dual digitizers and running Windows 7 Home Premium.

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Fujitsu Debuts LifeBook TH700

By Jamison Cush | 6/30/2010

Fujitsu unveiled their new LifeBook TH700 Tablet PC, an entry-level device sporting a 12.1-inch LED display, dual digitizers and running Windows 7 Home Premium.

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