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SlideShark lets you carry PowerPoint presentations in your pocket
Compare and contrast: 5 reviews of the Kindle Fire
So you’re thinking about buying a Kindle Fire, but you’re not quite sure if it’s the right tablet computer for what you want? Here are some reviews to help you decide.
PCMag.com readers choose best tablets, ebook readers
PCMag is known for its detailed reviews, and now the magazine is giving readers a chance to decide what’s the best among the latest in popular techno-gadgets: tablets and ebook readers.
Telegraph: Why the printed book is doomed
More and more people are reading books on their Kindles and iPads and other e-reading devices, but there are still zillions of printed books being purchased, too. But is the printed book about to become a relic? Maybe so, says a writer for the Telegraph.
Engadget: Toshiba Thrive tablet “doesn’t disappoint”
To be sure, “doesn’t disappoint” isn’t exactly a ringing endorsement. The Toshiba Thrive tablet enters a market with lots of players, with more appearing all the time.
Undivided featuring Snoop Dogg
Incredible. An animated video clip for Blush’s song “Undivided.” Made on an iPad using the Brushes app. Wow.
Report lists the top-rated e-book readers and tablets
When it comes to tablets and e-readers, many people think there’s just Apple’s iPad and Amazon’s Kindle. Is that the case? Not any longer.
Choosing a tablet or e-reader: 5 tips from Consumer Reports
Looking for an e-reader or a tablet, like the iPad, the Kindle, or the Galaxy Tab? Here’s some expert advice.
iPad alternatives? Here’s 20 of them
If you don’t want to buy an iPad, you’ve got options. That’s the gist of an article from TechRadar. Tablets are everywhere — well, the iPad is everywhere — and now there are lots of companies looking to latch onto the iPad craze with their own tablets.
Will the Amazon tablet be cheaper than the iPad?
That seems likely, especially because the Amazon tablet probably won’t have a camera. Amazon plans to release the tablet in the fall, according to reports, and will view it, in part, as a way to allow people to buy (and rent) Amazon content on its own device.