Sony's Tablet S models get discounted for the holidays
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Aside from having one of the coolest names of any device we've tested, the HTC Jetstream 10.1 Android tablet is a product of many firsts. It is HTC's first attempt at a 10.1 inch Android tablet, it is also Rogers' first bona fide LTE tablet running on the new superfast network. We took a ride on the Jetstream and this is what we think.
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What's more awesome than $99 dual-core webOS tablets? Kick ass hackers who put in hours of work to enable Android on the now discontinued HP TouchPad. Team Touchdroid has managed to install Android 2.3 (yes, it is the smartphone version but you have to start somewhere) with multi-touch now enabled. These lads are hard at work to turn the abandoned tablet into something useful and fun to use.
I'd like to see if someone can figure out how to dual-boot Android and webOS on that sucker...oh, wait Team Touchdroid already did! Hit up Team-Touchdroid to track their progress, encourage their efforts or donate your TouchPads and $$$ for the common good.
Seems like Cyanogenmod deserves credit as well for getting things started
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Sony has put an interesting spin on its first and much anticipated Google Honeycomb device. The oddly contoured and shaped much like a folded magazine, Sony Tablet S ($499 for 16GB and $599 for 32GB), actually serves to unify Sony's various product lines and aims to make waves in the tablet space. Does it have what it takes?