February 4 2010
Categorized Under: Tablets
Tags; 12inch, crunchpad, CSL, Fusion Garage, ipad, JooJoo, Linux, OEM, slate, tablet
So as it turns out — the CrunchPad turned JooJoo tablet not only made it to the final phase of development, they are actually going to manufacture and launch the damn thing! Now that’s not half bad for a device that has been crowd-sourced, (allegedly) stolen and rebranded multiple times over. It is supposed to be drowning in litigation right now but for some reason, a lawyer as good as Arrington failed to protect what he sees as TechCrunch’s intellectual property and now it is Chandra and his company Fusion Garage (a pretty new company) who are trying to manufacture and sell this thing.
Continue reading “JooJoo Is Coming This Month To Wipe That Mojo Off The iPad [Tablets] [Startups]” »
January 12 2010
Categorized Under: Tablets
Tags; apple, apple tablet, asia, islate, lcd, OEM, oled, tablet
There’s a report by TG Daily that suggests that Apple’s appetite for 10inch LCD screens has been sucking the Asian market dry of such units. According to the report, a designer for a firm said that they have been designing a tablet but it has been impossible for them to source 10inch LCD screens from the Asian manufacturers because Apple has pre-ordered them all. The designer who said all this wished to remain annonymous, which of course always adds to the mystery and takes away from the credibility of the rumor. But that is the way the bouncing ball bounces, especially on a top secret project like the Apple Tablet/iSlate. And there’s more in this rumor.
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October 29 2009
Categorized Under: netbooks
Tags; 2010, 7inch, asus, atom n470, best buy, booklet 3g, custom os, dell, design studio, easel, ebook reader, eee pc, exclusive, fcc, leak, leeenux, litl, MSI, netbook, netbook os, nokia, OEM, oled display, per-order, pineview, protoype, rumor, samsung, tegra
If you are going mobile, netbooks are the thing! And to help you stay up to date on this fast changing segment of portables, I gather up the latest netbook news for you every Wednesday. From the latest in netbook components to the latest in netbook models – you get it all right here once every week.
Get to the other side for this week’s round up.
October 9 2009
Categorized Under: Cell Phones, Computer Monitors, Desktop Computers, Entertainment, Gaming, Laptops, Networking, Peripherals, Storage, netbooks
Tags; canonical, chipset, dell, fisher, foci, intel, license, light peak, moblin, nehalem, nividia, OEM, optical cable, OSV, ubuntu, usb
Intel has been making the headlines for various reasons ever since this year’s IDF happened. The things showed off at the annual event have the industry still buzzing with the various developments around them. Of course, that is what Intel had hoped for. Moblin has been on and off the news for the past week or two thanks to Dell and others. Light Peak on the other hand has been getting a lot of attention due to the Apple connection. Intel has come in to the focus once again but in a rather indirect manner after NVIDIA announced that they are ‘postponing’ the development of new chipsets. Read all about it on the other side.
Continue reading “Intel In The News: Chipset Wars, Moblin Plans and Light Peak Leaks” »
