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Apple Owns iSlate.com Domain: The Mystery Deepens
Apple Patent Application Reveals a Bumpy Tablet
Some of Apple's recently revealed patent applications may spoil the surprise over how we'll interact with the Apple tablet. According to Apple Insider's speculations, the patent applications imply that we'll have a multi-touch gadget with tactile feedback.How the Apple Tablet Is Already Making People Rich
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Silicon Alley Insider has it from a "plugged-in source in the mobile industry" that Apple will demo their tablet in January, and have asked selected iPhone devs to prepare high-res apps for the occasion. So, what exactly is the occasion? More »Multitouch ASUS Eee Pad Tablet With Tegra Chip On Sale in March?
That Eee Pad we heard about earlier in the month has just been given another rinse through the gossip washing machine, with details about a multitouch, Tegra chipped 4 - 7-inch model breaking cover in March. More »WSJ: Apple's Plan to Kill Cable With iTunes (And the Tablet's Coming in March)
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The follow-up to the slick ICD Vega tablet—still not out yet—has been shown off, with the Ultra running Android 2.0 and boasting an NVIDIA Tegra T20 chip. The 7-inch size is one of the smallest tablets we've seen, too. More »12/12/09
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Asus Building Eee Pad to Counter Apple Tablet?
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