Has Apple Ordered 10 Million iPad Mini Units From Its Suppliers?

Has Apple Ordered 10 Million iPad Mini Units From Its Suppliers? Do You Want A New And Fun iPad Mounting System? The Australian PM Loves iPad Word Game?

Apparently, Asian suppliers for Apple are expected to produce at least 10 million units of the “iPad Mini.” While Apple has not officially announced and revealed the product, speculators believe these from many rumors coming in from reliable sources. If this is true, then the iPad Mini might just be released by November or December, just in time for the Christmas rush. Many reports said that the announcement of the iPad Mini should be this week, but no press invitations have been released by Elance just yet.

The iPad Mini, if released, will most likely have a 7.85 inch LCD screen in comparison to the bigger 9.7 inch screen of the iPad …………………………….. read more: http://www.zdnet.com/
Do You Want A New And Fun iPad Mounting System?

Are you in the market for a new and fun iPad Mounting System? Well, you might want to consider the SeaSucker iPad Mounting System, also known as the Naked Flex Mount. At $90, it may seem expensive, but reviewers agree that it has the stickiest and firmest grip on the iPad. The device consist of two vacuum cups at opposite ends, one to fit on the wall or table, and one to firmly keep your iPad suctioned in.

The device uses vacuum cups, which is different and completely more powerful than regular suction cups. Its strength is great because this way, you do not have to worry about your device falling off ……………………………….. read more: http://www.zdnet.com/

The Australian PM Loves iPad Word Game?

Australian Prime Minister Gillard is pumping up the digital economy, and has recently announced that her fellow ministers are now using iPads. The iPad allows her to play word games with her friends and allows her to use a knitting application. The comments were made during a technology forum held at the University of New South Wales where talked about the steadily rising digital economy of Australia. 

Among her announcements included the $50 billion contribution of the Internet to the Australian company last 2010 and provides an indirect effect of $80 billion each year ……………………………. Read more: http://smarthouse.com.au/