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InternetNews May 27, 2010	iPad Seen Taking Share From Netbooks Once people get their hands on the mobile device, the iPad seems to sell itself, as a survey from a market research firm shows.
InternetNews May 27, 2010	iPad Takes Share From Netbook Vendors It didn't take long for iPad's popular tablet device to start impacting consumer demand and appreciation for the low-cost netbooks that were supposed to be taking share from notebooks.
InternetNews May 26, 2010	Is Dell's 'Streak' Ready to Challenge iPad? The Android-based Streak is smaller than iPad, but bigger than a smartphone. Has Dell hit on the right combination of size and function?
Entrepreneur June 2010 Jonathan Blum	Laptops Get Thin How the ultralight category of laptops shapes up.
CIO May 18, 2010 Agam Shah	Netbooks: Five Things You Need to Know Better than a smartphone but worse than a laptop? Or is the netbook just a fad like the iPad?
InternetNews May 18, 2010	Apple Confirms MacBook Update A day after leaked details about a new MacBook surfaced on a Vietnamese forum, Apple has confirmed that the rumors were true, that the new device is now available in stores.
InternetNews May 18, 2010	Leak Points to Impending MacBook Refresh Vietnamese online forum offers video and product specs that purportedly describe a new version of Apple's low-end notebook with a performance increase.
InternetNews May 17, 2010	First Up With Chrome OS Netbook: Acer? Acer may be inching toward releasing a netbook based on Google Chrome, according to one report.
InternetNews May 14, 2010	Details of RIM's BlackBerry Tablet Emerge Blog report suggests that Research in Motion is developing a tablet computer running a modified version of the BlackBerry operating system, billed as a companion to the popular smartphone.
InternetNews May 12, 2010 Mike Elgan	Why We Need a Real iPad Killer, Fast If a competitor doesn't act quickly, the iPad will take root and prove impossible to replace, and we've been there before on that issue.
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