Apple’s upcoming summer event has sold out in just eight days. Perhaps the iPhone HD and iPhone OS 4 launch at WWDC 2010 has something to do with it?
In any case, this is the third year in a row that Apple sold out its annual developers conference, coinciding with the iPhone launch in the summer [...]
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Apple announced that the iPad will be available in nine additional countries starting on May 28. Customers in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the UK will be able to preorder beginning May 10th.
Canadian pricing is $50 more.
UK pricing – £429 for 16GB, £499 for 32GB, £599 for 64GB for Wi-Fi models; £529 for 16GB, £599 for 32GB and £699 for 64GB for Wi-Fi + 3G models.
Australian pricing – AUS$629 for 16GB, AUS$759 for 32GB, AUS$879 for 64GB for Wi-Fi models; AUS$799 for 16GB, AUS$928 for 32GB and AUS$1049 for 64GB for Wi-Fi + 3G.
The second round of iPad international distribution (including Austria, Belgium, Hong Kong, Ireland, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand and Singapore) is on track for July.
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German manufacturer steps up the battle with Apple
Neofonie is reportedly readying its potential iPad rival, the WeTab, for a July release. Reports suggest a price tag of around 449 euros, which is just under ?390 in real money (or, at least, until the imminent collapse of the euro).
Originally called the WePad, the German manufacturer has either changed its mind on the name, or more likely decided that a legal battle with Apple wouldn’t be the greatest thing in the world.
WePad or WeTab, it looks like a fairly decent competitor in what’s shaping up to be a very interesting marketplace – check out the Android based prototype tablets we revealed earlier this week.
Hardware wise the WeTab is packing a 1.66GHz N450 Atom processor with 1GB of RAM. There’s 16GB of flash memory on board, with the option to expand using a SD card and there’s also two USB ports. Connectivity comes in the way of Wi-Fi, 3G, Bluetooth and GPS.
The screen, in terms of figures at least, blows the iPad out of the water. An 11.6-inch screen with a 1366 x 768 display is impressive. We haven’t had our hands on it yet so we can’t comment on whether it’s as responsive as Apple’s tablet. These extra screen inches do affect the weight though – 800g compared to 730g for the iPad (Wi-Fi version).
The WeTab is unlikely to sell as quickly or as expansively as the iPad. But it may well be just the thing that an anti-Apple fanboy is looking for.
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