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http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/02/live-from-apples-ipad-2-event/ We're going to be liveblogging Apple's iPad 2 announcement (and whatever else they have in store). Check back at the times below, and get ready to make history together! 11:13AM "I'd like the teams that worked on this to stand up -- give them a round of applause. And as always, I'd like to thank everyone's families. They support us and let us do what we need to do. They make it possible for us to work our tails off."

Live from Apple's iPad 2 event -- Engadget

New BMWs To Sport Apple Interface, iPad And iPod Out Integration

The Paris Motor show is going on now. The usual car unveilings are a given, but also the shows are becoming a place for automakers to showcase and release exciting new tech. Take BMW, for example: they are known around the globe for making the “ultimate driving machines.” http://techcrunch.com/2010/09/20/bmw-releases-ipad-and-ipod-out-integration/
GIVEN the old-school setting, it could not seem more incongruous. At Bone’s, Atlanta’s most venerable steakhouse, a clubby place of oak paneling and white tablecloths, the gold-jacketed waiters now greet diners by handing them an . It is loaded with the restaurant’s extensive wine list, holding detailed descriptions and ratings of 1,350 labels. Once patrons make sense of the touch-pad links, which does not take long, they can search for wines by name, region, varietal and price, instantly educating themselves on vintner and vintage. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/15/dining/15ipad.html

Vintage Bottles via New Technology - NYTimes.com

http://venturebeat.com/2010/08/13/asus-plans-for-android-tablet-in-march-announces-eee-pad-tablet-pricing/ Asus CEO Jerry Shen today revealed some further details on the company’s tablet plans at a press conference for its quarterly earnings, reports PC World . Now we finally have some firmer release dates to look forward to, as well as better pricing estimates. The most exciting news surrounds the 10-inch Eee Pad EP101TC , which will retail under $399, and will come out in March 2011. It was initially supposed to run Windows Embedded Compact 7 (an updated version of Windows CE), but Asus announced last month that it would be focusing on Android instead for that device. Oddly, Shen also mentioned that the company is working on another 10-inch tablet that’s running Windows Embedded Compact 7 and will be released around January for under $499. From what we can gather, Asus hasn’t mentioned this alternative 10-inch tablet before.

Asus plans for Android tablet in March, announces Eee Pad tablet pricing | VentureBeat

Et pourquoi pas en 2012 aussi??? by chris Aug 13

The iPad isn't a computer, it's a distribution channel - O'Reill

http://radar.oreilly.com/2010/04/the-ipad-isnt-a-computer-its-a.html " You don't want your phone to be an open platform... " and with that brief statement, Apple justified the closed iPhone and then quickly followed it with the monitored and controlled app store. But Steve, the iPad isn't a phone at all so why not open it up again? If people are concerned about the safety of their apps or need you to protect them from porn, you can do an "app store approved" program or something can't you?

The iPad isn't a computer, it's a distribution channel by chris Apr 30

Les Echos n° 20627 du 03 Mars 2010 • page 25 C'est l'une des grandes questions du moment pour les dirigeants des opérateurs mobiles. Quels usages les consommateurs vont-ils faire de leur iPad, la tablette d'Apple qui sera commercialisée fin mars ou début avril ? Alors que les premières réunions à Cupertino, le siège d'Apple, ont lieu cette semaine entre les dirigeants de la marque à la pomme et des opérateurs européens - notamment ceux d'Orange -la réponse a son importance pour l'industrie du mobile.

Operators / iPad

http://archives.lesechos.fr/archives/2010/LesEchos/20627-125-ECH.htm
Computerworld - The rapid spread of tablet devices like the Apple iPad could prove to be a boon to providers of online storage services as users seek ubiquitous data access and synchronization across multiple mobile platforms for devices that don't have much internal storage capacity. The flexibility that comes with cloud storage "is not just a nice thing to have but a necessity when you're dealing with storage-limited devices," said Avi Greengart, a consumer devices analyst at research firm Current Analysis in Sterling, Va. "If you have a device based on flash memory, you don't want to sync everything." Most of the mobile tablet devices today use NAND flash technology to offer limited memory capacity, typically 64GB or less. http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9175148/Apple_iPad_other_tablets_seen_driving_SaaS_cloud_storage

Apple iPad, other tablets seen driving SaaS, cloud storage - Com

http://archives.lesechos.fr/archives/2010/LesEchos/20666-106-ECH.htm

Joojoo, l'outsider des tablettes, fait son entrée sur le marché

Les Echos n° 20666 du 28 Avril 2010 • page 20 En Afrique de l'Est, son nom fait référence à un objet aux propriétés magiques. La tablette tactile Joojoo, développée par la société singapourienne Fusion Garage, est accessible depuis hier à la vente en France, mais aussi en Grande-Bretagne et en Allemagne, sur le site Internet de la société, thejoojoo.com. Vendue 359 euros, elle vient de fait concurrencer l'iPad, dont les précommandes débuteront le 10 mai prochain. « Nous sommes beaucoup plus axés sur l'usage Internet que l'iPad », relativise Chandra Rathakrishnan, le fondateur de Fusion Garage. D'importantes fonctionnalités techniques distinguent en effet Joojoo. D'abord sa taille - 12,1 pouces, contre 9,7 pour l'iPad -, ce qui doit permettre « une meilleure expérience visuelle », souligne Chandra Rathakrishnan.

Pas mal de nouveaux entrants à venir cette année sur les tablettes....A voir si le HP Slate et la tablette Chromme OS permettront de faire le poids face à la pomme ! by PED Apr 29

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http://gizmodo.com/5542527/undercover-report-from-foxconns-hell-factory

Undercover Report From Foxconn's Hell Factory - Foxconn - Gizmod

Chinese newspaper Southern Weekly sent 20-year-old reporter Liu Zhi Yi undercover in Foxconn's factory in Shenzhen, China. For 28 days, he experienced dreadful conditions that the factory's 400,000 employees endure, churning out iPods, iPads, and iPhones for Apple nonstop. There's no doubt about it . The Foxconn suicides were caused by job stress. Within half a year, there have been nine suicides attempts with seven confirmed deaths at Foxconn's Shenzhen factory.