
Tablets
It’s no great secret that Nokia has been eyeing the tablet market. Today brings confirmation that the company is actually developing hardware for it. Asked by Finnish magazine Kauppalehti Optio if Nokia is building a tablet, Marko Ahtisaari — the company’s top designer — replied, “ We’re working on it ,” adding that he devotes about a third of his time to the effort. Not a surprise, really. Launching a Windows 8 tablet is an obvious move for Nokia, one that its leadership has hinted at in the past. Indeed, CEO Stephen Elop made it clear last year that he feels Nokia’s hardware portfolio should extend beyond just handsets.
Yes, Nokia Is Building a Tablet - John Paczkowski - Mobile
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Google tablet will be 7-inch 'entertainment device' much smaller than 9.7-inch iPad 2 Will launch in March or April Android touchscreen will cost $200 Comes after Google creates or updates web stores for books, music and films By Rob Waugh UPDATED: 19:55 GMT, 5 January 2012 The Google tablet seems to be pitched squarely at Amazon's market for Kindle Fire (pictured). It will reportedly feature a seven-inch panel, run Google's Android - unsurprisingly - and will retail at less than $200, the same price as Kindle Fire Sources in the Far Eastern factories that build hi-tech components for companies such as Google, Apple and Amazon have hinted that Google's upcoming own-brand tablet will be seven inches, as opposed to iPad's 9.7. The sources in Google's supply chain believe that Google will launch the own-brand tablet PC in March or April, according to a report in Digitimes.
Google 'to launch' Kindle Fire-sized seven inch tablet in March or April - reports
What's the best tablet for 2013? Today's latest tablets compared and rated - constantly updated Tablets are taking the world by storm. Just a few years ago they were an unknown for many people, but nowadays you've got more choice than you can shake a mildly agitated badger at. And with choice comes decisions - difficult decisions.
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