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[Review] Rocketfish Advanced Series Stylus
Overview:
There isn’t much to this stylus, but that’s part of what makes it great.
On the top you will find a nice cutout for a string or wrist strap which is accompanied by a convenient metal clip for clipping to a shirt or anything else. The main body itself is rigid yet lightweight and feels almost just like a pen. Last, but not least of course is the end part of the stylus. The end of the stylus is a dome of rubber like fabric which is not entirely smooth, but not at all sticky. If you push down on the dome you will notice that there seems to be nothing behind it which contributes to the stylus’s ability to feel lightweight.
Review:
Apple Unveils “The new iPad” and “The new Apple TV”
Apple always wants to innovate and change the way things are, for the better, and they did both on March 7th, 2012.
B&N Nook VS Amazon Kindle, What To Buy?
More then many of you have been asking, so there’s two new tablets out for the holiday season, what should I buy? Well here’s your answer, first from the consumer approach.
The Kindle Fire
This is a tablet built and designed for consumers. With complete intergration with all the Amazon products that people use including music, books, movies, tv shows, and of course apps. This tablet has everything a consumer would want.
The Nook Tablet
If your a Techie then you don’t want to look at the Kindle Fire. The Nook has everything you want with twice the ram. And a better cpu. It also has more storage then the kindle. Oh and for the adventurous among us. It has already been rooted, but the bootloader is locked 
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So there you have it. The Nook may be much better then the Amazon Kindle Fire in terms of specs which makes it better for the more technically knowledgable. However the Kindle Fire is the better choice for consumers because of it’s deep intergation with Amazon services.
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Android On Touchpad Getting Closer, Cyanogen Mod Team Releases Current Issues
Touchpad owners who saw the potential for the $99 firesale dual-core tablet (me) have been eagerly awaiting the port of Android to the device.
Gamestop: Now Accepting Apple iPad, iPod, iPhone
Gamestop has announced that they will be soon selling Apple iPod’s, iPhone’s, and iPad’s.
Sony’s New Tablet S And Tablet P
With seemingly every Technology based company in the world coming out with some form of tablet for the average consumer (Apple was first 
) it seems fitting that Sony would come up with something.
Samsung: No Galaxy Tab 7.7 or Galaxy Note for USA
Samsung recently announced two new “Galaxy” Series devices. The Galaxy Tab which is a 7.7 inch version of their Galaxy Tab Series of Tablets, and the Galaxy Note
HP Set To Produce One Last Batch Of Touchpads
Ever since HP’s decision to call the Touchpad a failure, there has been a massive outpouring from geeks and consumers alike. So much so that…