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A billboard that can identify the age and gender of passers-by, then offer custom advertising according to their demographic, is already up and running in Japan. NEC Japan has been testing the digital billboard technology in major shopping centers over the past year. The American arm of NEC is preparing to bring them to the U.S. this year. The people watching billboards have had mixed reactions. M...

Microprocessor company ARM says there will be more than 50 new tablets launching worldwide to compete with the iPad.

At a press conference in Taipei, microprocessor manufacturer ARM said that it expects there will be over 50 devices available by the end of 2010 with a similar form factor as Apple's iPad. Read the full story here.

HP and ARM are ganging-up on Apples iPad, introducing new videos highlighting the tablets lack of Flash support and warning the Cupertino, Calif. company may not have the stage to itself much longer. Indeed, the chipmaker says there could be at least 50 iPad-like tablets introduced just this year. HPs slate device, with Windows 7, will

This Computerworld article sounds about right. Segmentation is Apple's friend in this case as all of the competitors are scrambling and confusing consumers to become #2.  Even though Apple is the 51st ARM tablet because the A4 is an ARM design, it clearly stands out from the pack as THE tablet.  The hype around the iPad is easily bigger than all of the other Joojoos/Slates combined....