Upon the official announcement of the iPad from Apple, not only did we learn that the price will be much cheaper than expected but, it will also double as an eBook reader, competing against the Kindle. We can now confirm that the iPad will also run all iPhone Apps. Yes that’s right, all of the apps. Admittedly the apps will be floating in the 9.7 inch display as it they won’t fit the full screen. Developers may work on the apps however, enabling them to take full advantage of the larger screen but, initially, they will be in the current size ratio.

iWork has also been shown off on the iPad. iWork may not be the first program you think of running on the iPad, when it can double as a larger iPhone and eBook reader but, iWork has been redesigned for the iPad. Navigating through pages is very easy and new versions of Keynote, Pages and Numbers integrate well on the iPad.

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The DTK Ebook i10 is another entry into the long list of netbooks populating the market today. This time our netbook has a 10.2-inch LCD screen and an ATOM processor. So, it an Eee PC in the line of the Eee PC 1000 series. With an SRP of around $500 US, the Ebook i10 comes packed with the following features:

• 10.2-inch LCD screen
• Windows XP OS
• 1GB of RAM upgradeable to 2GB
• 1.2 kilos
• Ethernet port
• Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
• SD/MMC/MSPro card reader
• 1.3 MP webcam

Via : The Inquirer

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