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Many Questions what’s going on?

What is Best Buy’s Rocketfish.
Is Best Buy prepping an Android tablet?
What is Hp Slate with WebOS
Why is Kmart touts $150 Android tablet
Will Android take off on the Netbooks and Notebooks like it has with the mobile phones

Hi Carling
the trickle has become a small stream, and it was bound to happen as to be frank you would guess it would.
Finances around the world are starting to bite big time and anyway saving can be made it will happen. so combined with all the Development work that makes these destroys work as a windows package does the more likely a revolution in software is likely.
so i wonder when we shall see the Giant starting to Flex his corporate muscles when he realises that his empire is falling away from him.
All because he was just to greedy in the past..because he only has himself to blame really, just too damned expensive.

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