Exactly when the Amazon tablet is going to hit the market is unknown at this point. Most speculation puts Amazon releasing their Android tablet sometime in October. With analysts expecting Amazon to sell nearly 5 million units of their tablet in Q4, this leaves less than three full months to achieve this number. But with Amazon ...
Let's go back two weeks from today, shall we? The HP TouchPad was tanking because nobody wanted to spend $300 or $400 on a tablet when they could use that same amount of money to be an iPad. Let's be honest here... And so HP, after sales continued to nose dive, threw in the towel on the ...
The chart below proves that the iPad is the only tablet anybody really wants. Android tablets get a blips on the chart, but Apple's iPad is the main player, arguable the only real player, in the tablet space. HP is perhaps the smartest guy in the room right now. With their decision yesterday to stop production ...
On Friday, Sprint released a statement saying they will no longer be releasing a WiMax version of the Blackberry Playbook - RIM's attempt to enter the explosive tablet marketplace. "We apologize for any inconvenience but the BlackBerry 4G PlayBook Tablet that was announced in January for summer availability will no longer be coming to the Sprint ...
It's all coming together now. Over the weekend, HP dropped the price of the TouchPad by $100 when you ordered through their website. Obviously HP wanted to clear out the inventory of the somewhat popular HP TouchPad tablet. But today, with the news breaking that the HP TouchPad 4G is available for pre order on Amazon.com, it's ...
News out of Taiwan tonight claims that, according to production figures, Amazon is on track to sell nearly 3 million tablets by October. Since the beginning of July, PC manufacturer Quanta has been in mass production mode for Amazon, stating that Amazon demands 800,000 to 1 million units of the branded Amazon Android tablets per month ...
The HP TouchPad has been quite a hit so far with users. Enough so to sell out within a matter of hours at stores like Office Depot and causing long lines to form at retailers who aren't used to this type of product excitement. That's what tablets are doing all over the world with their ...