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Gadget-blogs Fooled by Old CrunchPad Prototype

Gadget-blogs Fooled by Old CrunchPad Prototype

By Zoli Erdos on June 14, 2009

Forget the stolen elections (coup?) in Iran, thre’s more excitement on TechMeme: the unboxing of the CrunchPad prototype, posted on youtube by Loic Le Meur:   I hate to say this.. but I think what we’re seeing here is Prototype C, the previous version, not the final, Launch prototype.   Compare the photos and decide for […]

Posted in Design, General | Tagged crunchpad, situational device, situational hardware, tablet, techcrunch

CrunchPad Getting Close to Launch - Now Really Sexy Situational Device.

CrunchPad Getting Close to Launch – Now Really Sexy Situational Device.

By Zoli Erdos on June 3, 2009

 I admit I was skeptical when Mike Arrington first announced he wanted to build a  lightweight  Web Tablet.  But a few month later we saw the first prototype, which was not particularly attractive – but real.  Mea Culpa, I was wrong. The second prototype was already quite likable, albeit not as sexy as as the […]

Posted in Design, Product reviews | Tagged crunchpad, e-paper, e-reader, ebooks, kindle, netbooks, situational computer, situational devices, tablet, techcrunch | 3 Responses

The CrunchPad is Real. A Sexy Little Situational Device.

The CrunchPad is Real. A Sexy Little Situational Device.

By Zoli Erdos on April 9, 2009

Wow, what a difference 3 months make.   Here’s the CrunchPad prototype in January: And the current version leaked today: Certainly a lot better-looking, albeit not as thin as the original sketch.  That said, if this thing is really in the $300 range, I’d love to buy one. Now, I can hear people complain about all […]

Posted in Design, Product reviews | Tagged situational computer, situational device, situational hardware, tablet | 5 Responses

CrunchPad: a Netbook Sans Keyboard

CrunchPad: a Netbook Sans Keyboard

By Zoli Erdos on January 19, 2009

I admit I was skeptical when Mike Arrington first announced he wanted to build a  lightweight  Web Tablet.  Skeptical partly because I had just witnessed Ismael Ghalimi of the Office 2.0 fame feverishly work on the Redux Model 1.  I had been doubtful about his effort, too, but his energy level was just radiating, he […]

Posted in Design, Product reviews | Tagged crowdsourcing, crunchpad, device-independent computing, fablet, mobility, multi-touch, netbooks, situational computer, situational device, situational hardware, tablet, techcrunch, touch-screen | 3 Responses

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