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Reviewed by Henry Canizares. Inexpensive battery-free pen tablet for carpal tunnel discomfort. A few weeks ago I started to feel some discomfort in my right wrist that I believe was being caused by hour upon hour of clutching my computer’s mouse. I decided to search for another option to the mouse that might alleviate my [...]

Lately the internet has been abuzz with cheap Android tablet talk. This last week it was all about the Augen GenBook78 which appeared in a K-Mart circular for $150. This is not the first affordable Android tablet to get people excited, nor will it be the last. The thing that bothers us about this craze [...]

Originally announced on April 9th, Viewsonic’s two new eReaders (the VEB620 and VEB625) have the European market in mind. While the WiFi and touchscreen version, the VEB625, isn’t set to launch until July, the Register was able to put the lesser model, the VEB620, through its paces. The Viewsonic VEB620 eReader’s specs include a 6-inch [...]

We get quite a bit of reader email asking us about certain tablet or opinions on new devices coming out. Lately there’s been an overwhelming theme: cheap Android tablets. A lot of BTR’s readers want an affordable Android solution but don’t want to get stuck with a slow or nearly non-functioning tablet. Along with the [...]

When we heard that Bookeen was releasing a new version of their Cybook Opus eReader, this time calling it the Cybook Opus Color, we were a little giddy. What color screen technology will they be using, we pondered? Maybe they’ve been in talks with Mirasol or Liquavista or Bridgestone to provide a reflective color experience, [...]

Get ready for the following statement because it’s going to blow… your… mind: the EXOPC is a good Windows 7 tablet (at least according to Joanna Stern from Engadget). Now before you hurl something at your computer screen that you’ll regret minutes later, hear us out. The ExoPC features a 11.6-inch multitouch capacitive screen powered [...]

Joanna Stern from Engadget has come out with her long awaited Archos 7 Home Tablet review. You may recall last week that there was some confusion after Crave reported that the Archos 7 was 100% Android. If true, that meant that many of the video formats commonly associated with Archos tablets couldn’t be played. Joanna [...]

Archos has carved a name for itself in the mainstream MID market. With the success of their Archos 5 Internet Tablet, Archos is in the driver’s seat when it comes to ultra-portable mobile internet devices. So what happens when the Archos decides to grow a little? Well, if the Archos 9 PC Tablet is any [...]

Well the Sony Dash is finally here. This fourth screen tablet takes the idea of the Chumby and improves upon it. It’s meant to be a stationary device and has to be plugged into a power source to use, but for what it does the Sony Dash does well. We had a limited look at [...]

Ainol has been making a few nice looking PMPs packed full of features for a while — including a few named after Transformers. Still, we normally talk about the specs when they’re released and never really see them in action. Well MP4 Nation has a review of the Ainol V8000HDW PMP (just don’t say that [...]