iPad mania has hit since Apple’s answer to the tablet became available for pre-order on Friday morning. We already mentioned with glee that the mute switch has been transformed into an orientation lock.
Apple made its iPad available for pre-order March 12, effectively kicking off the long-brewing battle between various manufacturers over the newborn segment for mass-consumer tablet PCs.
Apple began accepting pre-orders this morning for the much-anticipated iPad. While the iPad is designed primarily as an entertainment and media platform for consumers, there are also some valid business uses for the slick tablet.
Apple is taking early orders starting today for its tablet, even though no one’s really sure what they’re buying
This morning, the fool’s parade gets started. Apple is taking “pre-orders” for its iPad tablet, which is supposed to begin shipping on April 3.
Apple’s first iPad commercial made its debut appearance during the Oscars event on Sunday. The ad follows the formula used in many iPhone commercials where features are quickly highlighted, such as viewing photos, managing email messages, and reading books.
Threatened by Apple Inc.’s growing stable of portable devices, Sony Corp. is developing a new lineup of handheld products, including a smart phone capable of downloading and playing videogames, according to people familiar with the matter.
Reports of production problems apparently overcome, the Wi-Fi-only version of the Mac maker’s touchscreen tablet will ship first.
Consumers will get to cast their votes on Apple’s iPad on April 3 when the Wi-Fi-only version of the tablet computer is scheduled to be available, a few days late.
Wall Street Journal says Japanese giant plans to launch mobile devices that play gaming handheld’s wares, multifunctional tablet in 2010.
Is there room for a thin “business rugged” laptop that costs more than twice what “regular” laptops do? Walking the liminal plane between touch tablets and ultraportable laptops, the newly-announced 12.1-inch Panasonic Toughbook C1 looks like an attempt to capitalize on the tablet meme while still catering to a small business crowd that may not [...]
Well-funded digital artists take note: Wacom has announced its Cintiq 21UX, a second-generation device that combines a 21.3-inch display with the company’s pen-controlled tablet.
