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Recent Tablet News
Five ebook readers to take to the beach this summer
With so many ebook readers on the market choosing the right one can seem like a chore. Here is The Tablet Blog’s rundown of the top five ebook readers to take to the beach this summer.
4 demonstration videos of the WeTab
4 videos of the WePad have been released. We now get a better idea of what it will be like to use the device.
WePad changes name to WeTab to “differentiate” from other tablets
The German tablet WePad will no longer exist under that name. The tablet will now we refereed to to as the WeTab.
Google Editions will be a major player on the eBook market
Google will soon launch into the ebook market, a move that could trample Amazon’s Kindle ebook service as well as Apple iBook platform.
Joojoo launches in Europe before iPad
Following disappointing US sales the Joojoo may get the break it needs in the European market.
ClamCase turns your iPad into a laptop
The ClamCase is an iPad accessory due to come out this fall that will turn your Apple tablet into a laptop. Although it seems cool, it also seems kinda wrong.
5 reasons the WePad kicks the iPad in the rear
Since first learning about the WePad a few weeks ago, we’ve come to realize it how the it could effectively be an worthy iPad competitor.
HP Slate project cancelled
Following on the heals of Microsoft’s cancellation of the Courier project, HP are rumored to have stopped development on their Slate device.
Analyst Guesses iPad 3G Sold 300,000 on Launch Weekend
Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster has a made his public educated guess on the number of 3G iPads sold this weekend: 300,000. Usually trending high on his predictions, we will only know for sure how many units were sold if and when Apple releases that information.
Microsoft Cancels Courier Project
Microsoft has canceled its much anticipated Courier tablet project even before officially announcing the device. What does this mean for the future of the company on the tablet market ?
