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• CrunchPad Demo Promised Next Week Arrington's tablet may surface even after a dispute between the project's partners.
• Apple 'iPad' Tablet to Arrive in 2010 -- Analyst Market research firm IDC says that Apple's release of a tablet in the coming year is a "no-brainer."
• Acer's Rumored DirectX 11 Notebook: Killer Graphics, Long Name A rumored DirectX 11-capable notebook from Acer could boost your 3D performance--and at 10 pounds, your biceps too.
• CrunchPad, We Hardly Knew Ye Michael Arrington's CrunchPad is dead before it even had a chance to see the light of day.
• Electronics and Computing Black Mamba: Overclocked Speed for Less Than You'd Expect From out of nowhere, Electronics and Computing has delivered a fantastic power and gaming PC.
• CyberPower Gamer Xtreme 2000 Delivers on Value This gaming PC, with a competitive price and superior general performance, indeed offers value.
• Toshiba U505-S2980 Gets in Touch With Multitouch Toshiba's U505-S2980 is a solid, attractive performer – but the mult-touch screen gimmick also causes some problems.
• Apple May Release $2,000 Tablet in 2010, Says Analyst Aiming for the luxury end of the technology market, Apple's reported plan to introduce a $2,000 tablet next year fits the company's historical pattern.
• The Apple Tablet Is Dead The latest rumors say Apple has pushed the long-rumored device back to late 2010. Here's why I think that's baloney.
• A Guide to PC World Ratings Our ratings give readers a quick assessment of a product's overall quality, performance, features, and design.
• Apple Tablet Speculation Reignited by CNN Report The report didn't dredge up any new details, but it did provide a clear indication of the tech industry's high expectations for the mysterious device.
• How Will The First 3D Laptop Change Gaming? 3D gaming goes portable with the new Acer laptop, delivering 3D visuals to users wearing the included polarizer glasses.
• How to Buy a Cell Phone Need a new phone but dread making all those choices? Consumer Affairs Columnist Amber Bouman can help.
• Microsoft Courier: A Feature Breakdown More details have emerged about Microsoft's rumored tablet, which looks to offer some killer features.
• Did the CrunchPad Crumble Under High Costs? Sources say suppliers for TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington's Web tablet came back with higher price quotes than anticipated — so the project has been shelved.
• Apple's Monthly TV Service May Mean Tablet's on the Way Apple's $30-per-month TV service would be built into iTunes and run across all of Apple's products — and it has tablet written all over it.
• Maingear Announces SHIFT "Personal Supercomputer" It's a new gaming PC, not a supercomputer.
• How Much Should Apple's Tablet Cost? Apple needs to hit the $600 price point, says shopping site Retrevo, after surveying consumers. But that may not be easy.
• Apple Travels Down Under to Shop Mysterious Tablet
• In Search of the Worst PCs in America (We Found Them) These PCs will not win a beauty contest anytime soon, but they did win a "Worst PCs in America" contest.
• Are Dedicated Servers for Modern Warfare 2 a Bad Idea? PC gaming enthusiasts fume over Infinity Ward's decision to keep hosting and control of multiplayer server matchmaking in-house.
• Apple Tablet: Did The New York Times Spill the Beans? Did New York Times Executive Editor Bill Keller accidentally share more than he should have about the rumored Apple tablet?
• Nook Might Steal Apple Tablet's Thunder Nook "should not only throw a scare into Amazon but also put somewhat of a damper on the e-reading capabilities of planned tablets/devices from Apple and Microsoft," says one analyst.
• Fujitsu LifeBook T5010 Convertible All-Purpose Laptop The T5010 multitouch tablet-PC hybrid provides security, strength, and efficiency in a ho-hum package.
• New Apple iFrame Video Format May Hint at Tablet What is iFrame and why did Apple release it today?