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ASRock Vision 3D 135B is a home theater in a tiny box

Yesterday I was griping about how tiny desktop computers (nettops) often lack optical disc drives (although you could almost overlook that thanks to the low price tags and moderate performance offered by these little guys). Today a reader brought a tiny desktop to my attention that addresses that oversight quite nicely — although I’m sure […]

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OpenPeak OpenTablet 7 gets the hands-on treatment… repeatedly

OpenPeak has been showing off press shots of its OpenTablet 7 for a little while, but this week the company actually brought the tablet out to play at the Intel Developer Forum, where a number of tech journalists and bloggers finally got a chance to play with it. You can check out some hands-on impressions […]

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Notion Ink Adam tablet could have replaceable battery, comic book store

Notion Ink has posted a few updates about the company’s upcoming Adam tablet. First up, it looks like things are running ahead of schedule and Notion Ink hopes to submit the tablet to the FCC a week early, but it’s still going to be a little while before we can actually purchase the tablet. Here […]

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3 new Android tablets from Acer next year?

Acer has been teasing us with tidbits of info about its upcoming tablets for a while — but only tidbits. So far we haven’t seen any concrete details. Now DigiTimes reports that Acer is going all-out in the tablet space in the first quarter of 2011, when the company is expected to launch three different […]

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CLEAR pre-launches 4G WiMAX in New York, San Francisco, more cities

While we wait for Verizon to roll out its LTE service, CLEAR is currently the only 4G service provider in the US (CLEAR also offers the backbone of WiMAX services provided by Sprint, Best Buy, and possibly some others). The only problem is that CLEAR is only available in a limited number of cities… for […]

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Intel shows off an Atom powered tablet with WiDi wireless display technology

Intel’s WiDi technology (which sounds a bit like “wide eye,” when you pronounce it), is a wireless display technology for streaming video or other content from computer to a big screen TV. To show off the company’s WiDi tech today at the Intel Developer Forum, an Intel rep pulled out a tablet computer with an […]