The Next PSP (NGP; Next Portable System)

Ultimate Portable Entertainment System Makes Its Debut This Year,
Further Expanding the PlayStation® Business in the Portable Gaming Market
Tokyo, January 27, 2011– Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCE) today announced its next generation portable entertainment system (codename: NGP), which delivers the ultimate portable entertainment experience. NGP will make its debut at the end of the year 2011.

Blackberry is knocking iPad's backdoor, XD

Watch out iPad, you've got competition.

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) unveiled its new PlayBook Monday at the BlackBerry DevCon 2010 convention in San Francisco, setting the stage for a battle of the tablets.

BlackBerry's device is packed with features iPad critics felt the first generation Apple tablet lacked, and its release has prompted speculation that the PlayBook could be Apple's biggest rival in 2011.

NAPSTIC - An IT Social Network

During several months of development, NETYK working group has developed its new platform called: NAPSTIC. This online educational service, supported by an infrastructure of servers and a number of communication lines of 100 Mbps, has arrived to help others improve their education concerning systems and technology.

Two More Tablets Unveiled to take on iPad

It's a tablet day at Computex, the trade show underway in Taiwan. ASUS has unleashed two tablets and an e-reader upon the world, while MSI has launched its own tablet named the WindPad.

The 12-inch Eee Pad Ep121 is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo processor and Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system.

The iPad Killer

Google is almost ready to start selling its own tablet. The device, according to the New York Times, will be “an e-reader that would function like a computer.” So close is it that Eric Schmidt, CEO at Google, was describing it to friends at “a recent party in Los Angeles.”

The slate-like computer will run Android, and anonymous sources say that Google has already been working with publishers to put books and magazines on the device.

Apple and Google race for mobile dominance

Many media and technology pundits are convinced that the impending release of the Apple iPad will herald a change in the way we consume computing resources.

And while the iPad may usher in a new way to interact with computing devices, it's far from a perfect device. Perhaps it's the promise of what a device of this type can offer that's the message, rather than the actuality of what the initial iPad will deliver.

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