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Chippy at UMPCPortal always gets the nicest toys. In this case he’s managed to finally get his hands on the elusive and endangered (due to an entirely botched launch) Archos 9. We had a lot of hope for the Archos 9. We saw it as potentially heralding in the new age of tablets. Unfortunately after [...]

Reviews of tech have been disappointing lately. We’ve been very hopeful that some of the gadgets we announce will deliver on their promises, but it always ends in tear. Our cold, salty tears. The Nook, for example, promised to be the definitive eReader. Instead it’s a jumbled software mess with super-slow refresh rates. The Archos [...]

Fusion Garage is trying hard to make this “all about the JooJoo” week. After yesterday’s videocast where CEO Chandra Rathakrishnan refuted Michael Arrington’s multiple accusations regarding the former CrunchPad and a small tech demo of the renamed device, Fusion Garage is now releasing the prototype to different tech blogs. Shockingly BTR was not on the [...]

The Barnes & Noble Nook has generated more hype and anticipation than any other eReader to hit the shelves. People were genuinely excited for what looked to be a beautiful blend between function and aesthetics. Unfortunately not all dreams can come true and it looks like the Nook will be breaking some hearts shortly. Engadget [...]

iRiver recently launched their Story eReader in the U.K. market for a staggering £229. Now PC Pro has a hands-on review that tells us if it’s worth the pounds. Obviously modeled after the Kindle, the iRiver Story has a 600×800 resolution 6-inch E-Ink screen with 8 shades of gray levels (as opposed the Kindle’s 16) [...]

If we could ask Santa for one present this year it would be for more well-written and focused reviews of tablet products. That must be why it’s looking a lot like Christmas to us after seeing Coldsun’s review of the WireLession W1060 MID on the MobileRead forums. Coldsun provides a lengthy and detailed review of [...]

Wacom’s second generation of Bamboo tablets have really taken off. And why shouldn’t they? They offer quality pen tablets with great levels of sensitivity and size for $200 and under. We were very impressed with their sub-$100 offering, the Bamboo Pen & Touch when we reviewed it in September. Wacom has also had success with [...]

Earlier this week we talked about the Adesun AD-708 MID tablet which can run Windows XP, Vista or Linux and comes in a basic and deluxe model (see the previous post for specs and pricing). Now Shanzai.com has a very nice hands-on review of the AD-708 (deluxe model) including some performance testing and battery life [...]

If you follow eReader news then you’ve no doubt heard of Spring Design’s Alex eBook Reader. We first heard about it the day before the official Barnes & Noble eReader announcement. Rumor had it that B&N was going to release an Android-based eReader with two screens — one larger E-Ink and a smaller touchscreen color [...]

October 22nd was a day that many tech-heads had been anticipating. I vaguely recall some type of software OS release, but most people were on pins and needles for the Archos 9 PC Tablet. Well, the day came and went with little fanfare or word from Archos when the Archos 9 tablet failed to make [...]