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  • Amazon lowers Nokia N900 price down to $480

    Though it is still not yet ready to ship, potential customers can at least take some pleasure in knowing that Amazon has lowered the price of the Nokia N900 down to $479.99. Granted I would still say this is a little on the pricey side, but its hard to argue that $480 sounds much better than the regular retail price of $649. Sadly though, this lower price does come with a little catch in the…

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Black Friday 2009: Score a $78 Blu-ray player (and more) from Walmart

by Robert Nelson on Nov 18, 2009 at 05:18 PM

We have seen a few good deals coming from Walmart including the $30 Pixi and the BlackBerry offers. Not to mention the sales on video games. But after digging through the leaked sales flyer for Black Friday, we now have a complete list of nice prices—including a Blu-ray player for… Continue Reading »

Dell tablet coming to AT&T next year?

by JG Mason on Nov 17, 2009 at 01:21 PM

While phone freaks are all up in arms about Dell’s decision to launch the Mini 3 touchscreen smartphone in China and Brazil before even mentioning when it will come home to the US, an Android-powered tablet, called Streak, looks to be headed to AT&T next year according to the Commercial… Continue Reading »

Samsung Go netbook heading to AT&T, available as of November 22

by Robert Nelson on Nov 16, 2009 at 08:04 AM

I cannot stress one device enough—a MiFi. They allow you to take a 3G connection with you and share it with up to 5 devices at any time and they can be found with Verizon Wireless and Sprint. That said, there must be something to these 3G-enabled netbooks because the… Continue Reading »

The Crunchpad is “streamrolling along” and may be sponsorship supported

by Robert Nelson on Nov 16, 2009 at 06:31 AM

The last we heard, the CrunchPad seemed to have been killed off by higher than expected manufacturing costs, but as the Internet goes—things change and change quickly. With that, the subject of the Crunchpad came up during a recent Gillmore Gang videocast and according to Michael Arrington, “the CrunchPad is… Continue Reading »

Samsung ULV (Ultra Low Voltage) laptop gets Hands-On

by JG Mason on Nov 10, 2009 at 03:29 PM

The Samsung X120 with Intel’s new ULV chip got a hands-on and the result: there is lots to love.  It is small, not much bigger than a netbook, packs lots of computing power (it can handle Windows 7) and a multi-touch trackpad. The hands-on demo came up with a battery… Continue Reading »

New OLPC laptop with “double the speed” coming next month

by Robert Nelson on Nov 10, 2009 at 02:01 PM

Despite not hearing much in terms of the OLPC project recently it seems that they are still seeing their fair share of success. According to Walter Bender they have topped one million downloads on Sugar Labs. “I had been meaning to mention that already several weeks ago we exceeded one-million… Continue Reading »

Nokia N900 Internet tablet shipping has begun

by Robert Nelson on Nov 10, 2009 at 10:39 AM

The last we heard was that the Nokia N900 Internet tablet was being delayed until November. Well thankfully, at least for those waiting, November has arrived and with that the N900 has begun shipping. This news comes courtesy of Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, which means that those who pre-ordered should… Continue Reading »

Microsoft’s tablet gets more details

by JG Mason on Nov 5, 2009 at 02:05 PM

Call it karma or something else, the interesting relationship between Microsoft and Gizmodo continues to yield exclusive looks at the leaked tablet.  Microsoft’s Courier was shown by the site in a video and now that video has been sliced to show how users interact with the Courier. The user interface… Continue Reading »

It looks like the CrunchPad has been killed by higher than expected costs

by Robert Nelson on Nov 5, 2009 at 07:16 AM

We have been hearing stories of the CrunchPad for a while now, but for those of you who may be unfamiliar, the CrunchPad is a web tablet that is being developed by Michael Arrington of TechCrunch. Just to give a brief history, the CrunchPad news first hit with a promise… Continue Reading »

Commit a crime just to see Dell’s new cop tablet with multi-touch

by JG Mason on Oct 28, 2009 at 08:07 AM

Yesterday, Dell announced that its new Latitude XT2 XFR tablet laptop is shipping.  Claiming to be world’s thinnest for a 12.1” screen at a narrow 1.5”, the laptop/tablet comes ruggedized and ready for battle.  Designed for the rigors of first responders in the field, the price tag is a sharp… Continue Reading »

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