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Last Wednesday, March 2nd, Apple launched the follow up to the iPad, the iPad 2. With the launch of the iPad2, Apple took another step forward in the tablet market.

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The Apple iPad, in comparison, will cost one $499, $599 or $699, depending on if you purchase the 16GB, 32GB or 64GB model, respectively. An additonal $130 is added if you want a 3G equipped model with available no-contract data plans …

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Ever wondered how the Kindle and iPad displays compare if placed under a microscope? Me neither, but some folks decided to see how things look magnified. They even got closer than the picture above:

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Get Sony Reader $149: getth.at A comparison of the PRS-600 and PRS-300. For photos and reviews visit www.the-ebook-reader.com

The gas in the engine is heated to a higher temperature. As the gas is heated, it expands pushing the syringe piston up. Let’s assume that this process is isobaric. The temperature of the gas at point a is 20.2 ° C, and the gas temperature at point b is 59.7 ° C. If the diameter of the syringe piston is 1 cm and the volume of the gas at point b is 26.1 cm3, how much will the piston be pushed up at point b compared to its height at point a?

For instance, will the ipad be able to watch videos without using the whole screen like the iPod touch does? Also is there a disk drive and will you be able to use a mouse when the ipad is on the keyboard dock? Also, will the ipad be able to play games compatible for pc? Thanks
I guess I’m asking: will it be able to replace a computer, or will it be a separate accessory?

One of the categories we’ve been fawning over for the entire year is e-readers. Their lovely e-ink displays are so easy on the eyes that with the holidays approaching, we wanted to pick the perfect unit. To do that, Eric Sandine, Iyaz Akhtar and myself strike up a convo about the ones that we’re most excited about, and the ones we’re least likely to pick up. The downside? Some of them still haven’t officially hit the streets, or aren’t available because they’re sold out. The upside? We’re still going to talk about our favs, in hopes we’ll get some sort of holiday IOU, or the like. Distributed by Tubemogul.