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AndroidTablets

It took the Shenzhen factories a while to get on to the 10” tablet bandwagon (probably due to screen shortages due to the original iPad) …

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AndroidAppleTabletsTech

IPS technology was first seen in tablets with the launch of the original iPad, but it has taken this long for IPS screen technology prices …

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AndroidHow TonewsTablets

HTC have been on Twitter this week answering questions to concerned future HTC Flyer owners, who are worried that the 7 inch tablet which will …

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AndroidAppleKnock OffTabletsTech

While we secretly and patiently wait for the Chinese factories to start shipping Honeycomb tablets with dual core CPU’s we also secretly, but sadly we …

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AndroidTabletsTechVideo

Android 2.2 is still a mighty fine operating system even for tablets, this and the fact that component costs for 2.2 compatible software is now …

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AndroidnewsTablets

Android 3.0 Honeycomb has been shown off on the Motorola Xoom, but many developers and factories are still unsure of what the hardware requirements for …

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How TonewsTablets

The Android tablet market is finally kicking off in the eyes of most consumers, but the Android Tablet war really started as long as 6 …

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AndroidKnock OffTech

As the Chinese Spring Festival approaches the many Chinese based factories are slowing down production and preparing to have a well deserved break. To celebrate …

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AndroidComputersKnock OffTabletsTech

At CES this year the much awaited Lenovo IdeaPad hybrid netbook tablet was shown off once again to the eager crowds. The little netbook acts …

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AppleKnock OffPhonesTech

The latest iPod Nano really captured the imagination of folks and quickly got turned in to, what is possibly, the first touch screen watch. Here …

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ComputersTech

Wow these all in one computers are really starting to roll out of the factories and in to the store. The latest AIO (All in …

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China Creative Wind Energy Co have started construction a 1.5 billion yuan ($221 million) wind turbine plant in Shandong province. The company who already own …

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