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The Australian ran an interesting article where it quotes PriceWaterhouseCoopers analysts predicting that by 2015 one in four Australian households will have a tablet.

While most tablets downsized laptops, both the iPad and the Blackberry PlayBook have evolved from smartphones. Gulfnews did a review of the PlayBook and tried to see how it fares up with the iPad. Apparently it didn't do too bad, enough for the writer to conclude that if you own a Blackberry then you best get the Playbook instead of an iPad.

International Business Times reports that the most expensive iPad 2 case has recently been created by Stuart Hughes and it costs a staggering $8 million. Quite a far cry from the original $800 price. Currently out of stock on this website

Not like it was difficult to use Google before, but it has now changed some of its display features to look & work better on tablets. The new touch-friendly version has improved navigation by removing the nav bar from the left and replacing it with bigger buttons on the top.

Tablets have come to our lives and are here to stay. As more manufacturers add tablet PCs to their production lines, customers already begin having a hard time choosing tablets over iPads. BEWARE: tablet PCs are not here to replace notebooks and desktop computers, they are a mere companion device.