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Apple has really become the ‘cool’ company over the last few years; not only have its macbooks became the laptop of choice for many but the iPhone has also sold some 50 million units worldwide and we all have at least one friend who owns one. So when Apple decided to further branch out and move into the world of tablet computers it came as little surprise for a company that has became so influential in the computer and mobile market. However has ...
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In some ways, the situation could even be considered predictable. Smart phones are always leaning towards having better and faster processors, larger storage and better features. Nintendo’s handhelds on the other hand, have always stayed pretty much the same –gaining only relatively minor upgrades throughout the years and having a minimal degree of multi-functionality aside from playing games (a disadvantage that the Sony PSP does not share). ...
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