The introduction of the latest iPad, simply called iPad, has elicited the expected reactions: high demand from pre-orders, the highly positive reactions, and the same amount of negative commentaries.
Writing for Yahoo! Philippines, tech blogger Raymond Lau shared his two cents informing people why they should not buy the new iPad. His reasons seem valid, at least on that side of the world.
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While Apple is preparing itself to brag about the immense popularity of the new iPad, a Dutch tech blog made a startling discovery about the tablet. Using an infrared camera, Tweakers.net confirmed that the new iPad creates 10 degrees more heat than the iPad 2. The study suggested that the new iPad warms up to 33.6 degrees Celcius, compared to the 28.3 degrees centigrade of iPad 2.
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The government of India sponsored the development of its first tablet, the Aakash. The $60 tablet was quite a success in its native land and has earned accolades from techies all over, so it is not a surprise the device will have a successor.
The Aakash 2, like its predecessor, is a tweaked-up version of a DataWind Ubislate. In this case, it is the Ubislate 7+. For only 2,000 rupees (about $40), you get yourself… Read More » 

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With many tablets now available in the market to choose from, the makers are trying to get that advantage by trying to cater to a certain sector of the market. It gives them that bit of edge to stand out instead of just coming up with a typical tablet for the masses. In the case of Fujitsu, they are introducing a tablet that is designed for business and education in the new Fujitsu STYLISTIC M532 Tablet.
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Tablet PC’s have really become quite popular that even kid’s now would want to play with them. Unfortunately, most tablets today are not designed for use with kids in mind. It is because of this that a new tablet niche for makers has sprouted up. There are now devices like the new Archos Child Pad specifically designed for kids.
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Tablets have become the coolest gadget of late that people want to have. And because of it, the competition for that next popular tablet has become quite fierce. If it is not having the tablet with the largest screen, it is one that has the slimmest profile. In the case of the Toshiba Excite 10 LE, it can compete in both categories.
The new Toshiba Excite 10 LE Tablet is considered currently as the thinnest 10-inch… Read More » 

When it comes to tablets, it seems that people only have their minds set on the Apple iPad. But with all its popularity, the iPad tablet may not quite make it when it comes to tough and rugged use. When tablets are to be used in more challenging situations like having to face the harsh elements most of the time, the rugged ones like the new Harris RF-3590 may be a more ideal option.
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ViewSonic is set to make waves at next week’s MWC with a new, Android ICS-sporting 7-inch tablet. The ViewPad G70, which is said to be a much-premium successor to the budget-friendly E70 introduced during CES, is expected to be priced at about $350 range.
The upcoming tablet comes with Android 4.0, a 1024 x 600 resolution display, 1GB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage, microSD card slot, and 3G radio. And it … Read More » 

Barnes & Noble declares war on Amazon as it is about to unveil its very own e-book tablet tomorrow. The new 8GB Nook Tablet aims to go head-to-head to Kindle Fire, the popular tablet that is slowly gaining popularity due to its impressive performance despite the $199 price tag.
The Nook Tablet may have a reduced memory capacity, which remains expandable thanks to a microSD card slot, and only half the RAM of t… Read More » 

When it comes to devices and gadgets, the Japanese are known for exclusivity when it comes to the features they offer. It seems that there are gadgets that are just made specifically for the Japanese and nowhere else. But of course, some of these interesting devices also go stateside as some other countries try to adopt certain technologies that start in the Land of the Rising Sun. One of them might probably be thi… Read More » 

If you do not mind buying a Gingerbread device and you live in the United Kingdom, well good news! The ZTE V9A Light Tab 2 is now available in Great Britain. This tablet sports a 7-inch TFT LCD capacitive touch screen with 1.4GHz single-core Qualcomm MSM8255 processor, Android 2.3, dual cameras (3MP at the back; 0.3MP in the front), FM radio, WiFi, 3G connectivity (no word on service provider), and a battery life … Read More » 

Samsung thinks smaller tablets are the way to go to succeed in the US market, so it is no surprise it unveils the 7-inch Galaxy Tab 2, its first tablet powered with Android Ice Cream Sandwich.
Apart from the new OS, nothing much new can be seen with this new tablet. It still sports the same PLS display and 4,000mAh battery like the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, as well as the 3-megapixel back camera and VGA front-faced sho… Read More… [Read More]

When it comes to tablet PC’s today, newer models may find it harder to compete with those more established brands. It may take having to focus on a niche market instead if they ever expect to make some impact of some sort. That is may be why Oregon Scientific is focusing on kids tablets when it introduces the MEEP Android Tablet.
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Apart from watching the New York Giants win its fourth Super Bowl Championship, millions of viewers stayed glued to their TV for the game’s advertisements. Not a lot of tech-related products placed ad spots on yesterday’s Big Game, such as Samsung promoting its Galaxy Note smartphone-tablet hybrid.
The storyline features different groups of bored customers waiting in line, subtly implying the people qu… Read More »