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AOC Breeze Android Tablet Debuts

AOC, known for their LCD displays, has debuted an Android-based tablet that will come in at under $200.  The price, of course, brings with some sacrifices which you may or may not be willing to make. On the plus side it comes with an 8" screen, it weighs in at a mere 1.1 pounds, 4 GB of built-in storage, a

Opera Shows Tablet Browser at CES

Opera Software has announced that it will be demonstrating its new web browser for Android-based tablets and netbooks at CES.  Opera is calling it the "first public preview" but there's no hint of when it will be publicly available, in beta form or otherwise. “In 2011, tablets are a new must-have. Opera is creating waves with the first public preview

Pandigital Android Tablet and Colour eReader

Pandigital today added a 9" colour Android tablet with wireless 3G connectivity to its existing line of Multimedia Novels. Aimed at the ereader market, this is Pandigital's first integrated wireless device offering access to Barnes & Noble's ebookstore across AT&T's network without contract. The tablet has a 9" full colour touch-screen LCD display which when coupled with Android allows a huge

Hype Over The New Motorola Tablet

As CES 2011 fast approaches it's becoming clear what the most hyped product will be.  It's not a 3D TV, Blu-Ray player, phone, or set-top box.  It's the forthcoming Motorola Android tablet.  Of course, as any good company would, Motorola is fanning the flames as hard as they can. It has already been a huge comeback year for them with

Chrome Or Android For Tablets?

With a plethora of tablets on the horizon I started wondering...what is Google's real strategy?  Apple has hit the market early and hard and Windows 7, which is sleek, fast, and touch-ready, just doesn't seem to be quite the tablet OS it could be. Google seems to be somewhat mixed up with their answer to this.  Several manufacturers are readying

Tablets, E-book Readers and Paper

Imagine a school that passes out Amazon Kindles instead of printed textbooks. No books at all, zilch, zero, nada – everything electronic. Printing costs could be completely eliminated, along with a myriad of associated problems – replacement books, textbook obsolescence, and book disposal to mention but a few. A single high-battery-life device such as a Kindle would suffice for replacing

10 Things That Surprised Me About the iPad

I know what you're saying when you read this, "just another iPad review article." You can find a ton of articles on the web reviewing the iPad, so I thought I would tell you the 10 things that surprised me about the iPad. I received my iPad by special UPS Saturday delievery and had about 24 hours to play with