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westminster
2 days ago

I'm waiting on hearing from some folks before I go and order one.  Reviews seem to be kind of a mixed bag:

 

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jdixon
10 weeks ago

I'm looking at getting a new tablet, and pretty much have it down to a Surface or a Nexus 10. I have an Android phone, but I've also had...

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ernard
11 weeks ago

The Kindle Fire sold like hotcakes when it came out last year. All the sales reports I have seen for the 1st quarter of 2012 show a...

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landon
14 weeks ago

My first thought at seeing the new $799 128GB iPad was, that it was a catch up model to keep its specs competitive with the $999 Surface...

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stylor
17 weeks ago

The Surface Pro finally brings a full-fledge OS to the tablet universe, running Windows 8 instead of some dumbed down, hobbled OS that...

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nchristine
20 weeks ago

How do styluses actually work? I have an HTC One, and for the most part using my fingers to type or otherwise interact with the screen...

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