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Topic: iTablet
<em>AppleInsider</em> claims to have the inside scoop on the most hyped product of the millennium, the Apple Tablet/Slate/Pad/whiz-bang-eReader-thingo: it's basically a really big, flat iPhone.

The Apple Tablet: it’s a giant iPhone

Digital

Jan 22, 2010

Media gossip site <em>Gawker</em> is sick of the endless speculation and rumours about Apple's Jesus Reader, and is offering $100,000 for a chance to play with one for an hour.

Gawker: We’ll pay $100k for an Apple Tablet

Digital

Jan 14, 2010

There's a million questions floating around about Apple's new secret tablet, from how much control will Apple have to whether it will revolutionise the publishing industry. <em>Macworld</em> attempts to predict the future.

Can the iTablet do to publishing what the iPod did to music?

Books

Jan 12, 2010

Contrary to popular belief, Rupert Murdoch and Google <em>aren't</em> at odds over their visions for the future of the news, says <b>Mark Day</b>: both know a big game changer is looming in the near future, and it's called the e-Reader.

Why Murdoch and Google are fighting on the same side

Digital

Dec 21, 2009

As Apple and Microsoft race to release their own tablet computers and get a foothold in the emerging e-Reader market, new leaks and rumours reveal what each party will be offering.

A tale of two tablets

Digital

Oct 01, 2009

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Images and details of a new tablet computer by Microsoft have been leaked online. We won't lie: it's mostly interesting because Apple <a href="http://www.pcworld.com/article/172193/will_apples_tablet_begin_with_a_backlash.html">is also releasing one</a>, but both could be potential "Kindle killers" in the e-reader market.

Microsoft’s top-secret tablet

Digital

Sep 23, 2009

Sony has unveiled its new e-reader, hoping to regain back some of the market from Amazon's Kindle. It costs more, but has a touch screen and supports a more open book format. Yet Apple's mythical iTablet -- which hasn't been made yet -- is <a href="http://www.pcworld.com/article/170788/will_apples_mystery_tablet_join_the_ereader_fray.html">still being touted</a> as the <em>real</em> potential threat. Poor Sony.

Sony unveils its Kindle killer

Digital

Aug 26, 2009

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