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Reminder: We’ve got a XOOM Giveaway Going on!

Chris Burns, Apr 12th 2011 Discuss [17]

Just incase you happened to be hanging out under a rock yesterday, we've got to let you know that we're running one of our most awesome giveaways ever. One where you can win one of several Motorola XOOM Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablets! All you've got to do it hook up with us on Facebook, comment for posterity, and you'll have a chance equal to everyone else to win one of these amazing tablets, all of them packed up tight with NVIDIA's Tegra 2 Dual-Core processor power! Read The Full Story

Acer Aspire ICONIA Tab A100 hits Amazon pre-order

Shane McGlaun, Apr 4th 2011 Discuss [3]

If you have, your heart set on a new Android tablet running, Honeycomb and you live in the UK you can pre-order one form Acer on Amazon right now. The tablet in question is the IOCNIA Tab A100 and the tablet is going for £299.99 with a ship date set for April 20. Read The Full Story

Reviews

Motorola XOOM Review

Vincent Nguyen, Feb 23rd 2011 Discuss [49]

Motorola’s big launch of CES 2011 and the first Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet on the market, the Motorola XOOM has a lot to live up to. In its haste to reach Verizon shelves, the XOOM could seem a little half-baked; it doesn’t get Flash Player support for another few weeks, and won’t have 4G until an update sometime in Q2. Still, as the iPad has shown, there are undoubtedly benefits to being first out of the gate, and there’s undoubtedly plenty on offer. Can the XOOM bypass pricing skepticism? Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.

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Majority of CIOs surveyed are buying tablets for employees

James DeRuvo, Feb 16th 2011 Discuss [0]

Morgan Stanley's latest report on corporate technology development reveals a very interesting statistic that shows the impact tablets are having on corporate America. According to the suvey of 50 enterprise CIOs, 21 percent are already involved in widespread tablet purchases for employees and another 51 percent are expected to begin doing so within the next twelve months. That's a whopping 67% marketshare for tablets in corporate America. Read The Full Story