Consumer Electronics
According to the most recent scuttlebutt, the iPad 3 is pretty much ready to go; the only thing Apple needs to do now is set up one heck of an unveiling event.
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Let's file this story in the "wait, those guys still exist?" file.
A leaked picture is claiming to show what will be the much-hyped Retina Display for the next iteration of Apple's iPad.
Samsung is expecting a very bullish year for smart TV in 2012, with 25 million unit sales expected.
In an industry dominated by power players from Samsung to Panasonic, Apple is expected to make a significant mark.
There's a survey circulating the Web on behalf of Best Buy, which provides deep details about what Apple's entry into the TV market might be.
Sprint is poised to break the $100 price barrier in the world of Android tablets.
By the end of the year, consumers will be asking themselves if they want an HDTV, a 3D TV, or an Apple TV.
The iPad has garnered enough sales to make Apple surpass HP as the world's number one computer vendor. That is, if you count the iPad.
The Kindle Fire is getting about as much traction as the original iPad did.
An interesting new patent application filed by Apple in September 2011 has surfaced.
According to a new report, Apple has sold a whole bunch of digital textbooks since it announced its new initiative in the nascent market.
Spurred by a strong holiday season, tablets have pushed their way to a strong presence in the US market.
Creating a more interesting textbook platform is not the sexiest thing Apple has ever done, but it was one of Steve Jobs's final vocalized goals.
I would bet that just about everyone went on some type of road trip as a kid, or have at least taken their children on one by now.
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