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SlashGear originally tipped the Cydle M7 just before Christmas, but we really didn’t see the intricacies and application of the M7 until we saw it at CES. Now the Cydle M7 is shaping up to be one of the more interesting products to emerge from this year’s trade show. The Cydle M7 is a MID [...]

Dell has teased and teased and teased with their new Android tablet the last few months. But finally someone cornered them at a large electronics show in a huge conference center (we assume cattle prods were instrumental) long enough to get some hands on time with the new Dell Streak Mini 5. Gizmodo received a [...]

CES is a showcase of want and dream devices that sporadically make it to market. It’s a candyland of prototypes and vaporware as demonstrated time and time again. So it’s hard to get angry at the tablet saturation at the event — after all, we’re likely to only be able to buy 40%-60% of what’s [...]

Personal media players are admittedly treated like the redheaded step children of the tablet world at BTR. It’s not that PMPs are inherently bad or unpopular, it’s just that there are so many of them! And when you have to cover 12 new PMP releases every week that carry the same basic specs you get [...]

We wish more companies came to CES with names for their devices. Compal is introducing another (unnamed) tablet showcasing a Tegra 2 chipset and running Android. The tablet, which looks to be more MID than full-fledged tablet PC, has a 7-inch touchscreen, 3G, SIM tray and Flash 10.1 support. It’s currently running Android 2.1 but [...]

Even with tablets at CES beginning to cross into the gaudy zone, the Notion Ink Adam stands out like a shining star. To start, it’s running NVIDIA’s blazing fast and energy friendly Tegra chipset. Second, it has the genius Pixel Qi display which can switch from a monochrome reflective screen to an emmitive LCD screen [...]

It was the big mystery last night as Steve Ballmer decided to highlight the rather boring HP slate tablet. What was that third tablet and who is Pegatron? Well now we finally have some more information courtesy of Neowin.net. While the Pegatron tablet is still unnamed, we now know that it sports an 11.6 inch [...]

We hope you were born with three arms and three legs, because if you want a Plastic Logic Que ProReader you’ll need one of each to get it. Their 4GB Que ProReader has a MSRP of $649 and their 8GB offering a MSRP of $799. When we first wrote about the Plastic Logic reader in [...]

Hanvon may sound familiar because they’ve already entered the tablet racket. Their multi-touch Windows 7 tablet was shown off at IDE in September although we haven’t heard much about it since then. Now they’re introducing their WISEreader Ebook Reader line of five Vizplex E-Ink displays that vary in screen size from 5-inches to 8-inches. The [...]

The Spring Design Alex should be familiar to most. Those that follow eReader news have probably heard the claim by Spring Design that Barnes & Noble ripped off their design for the Nook. Thankfully for Spring Design, recent hands-on demos say the Alex isn’t nearly as cumbersome or laggy as the popular Nook (video on [...]