What Ipad Needs To Steal From Android And Hp

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Fri, 02/25/2011 - 6:14am

Google and HP proved that companies can make tablets with UI as usable as the iPad, if not moreso. Now, with the iPad 2 being announced next week, Apple is the one that needs to play catch-up.

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