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The bookseller confirmed the reports today announcing that they will release the 8GB NOOK Tablet.
Barnes & Noble could be looking to better compete with the Kindle Fire in the form an 8GB NOOK Tablet.
Fujitsu, RIM and Acer made tablet news this week.
Although the Kindle Fire has only been out for a few months, but rumors are already swirling that Amazon is already at work on the successor to this increasingly popular consumption, for a possible May release.
The Acer Iconia A200 has just joined the list of tablets that will be receiving an update to Android's latest OS, Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.
Amazon managed to grab 14% of the tablet market in Q4 with the Kindle Fire.
Both Acer and ASUS announced that two of their Honeycomb tablets will receive the Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 update soon!
Barnes & Noble NOOK Tablet is on sale! For a limited time only, find out where to go online for this deal (as well as the coupon code)
Already had your fill of Ice Cream Sandwich? Good, because a report claims that Google is preparing to launch Android 5.0 in the second quarter of 2012.
The good news: Motorola tablets will receive the ICS update. The bad news: it may not happen until Q3.
Apple leads Amazon in the depreciation race, as iPads retain value longer than Kindles, according to new numbers.
A new and larger Samsung Galaxy Note may debut at MWC.
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