Articles about production

Even if the iPad 3 was not officially announced yet, people are talking about it quite a lot, including us here at All Touch Tablet. Since the first and second generations of the Apple tablet were a huge success it's normal for everyone to turn their heads towards the next reincarnation.Since Apple is not used to give a heads up for any of their products before the actual official announcement we'll have to rely on rumors, backed up by various reports, insider info and studies the press and ...

After over 18 months of constant production ramp-up for its tablet Apple is now reported to have reduced demand from its suppliers by as much as 25% from 17 million units to only 13 for Q4 2011.Could this mean Apple is having consumer demand problems? Not likely, as there are quite a few hypothesis running around. The first is that Apple is now building iPad 3 tablets for the upcoming launch. Personally this makes no sense to me, as Apple will have a great Christmas season so it needs more u...

The news that Tegra 2 based tablets are delayed because of some hardware with software integration problems is good news for the iPad, that launches in store in less than two days. So, the few people who hoped for an iPad competitor must wait a few months more till the problems are solved. Affected are models that we care much about here at AllTouchTablet.com, like Notion Ink Adam and ICD ultra.We don't know exactly for sure when the problems will be solved, or their exact nature but we know...

A Greenpeace report shows an interesting fact about how green are products today. Even if manufacturers like Apple managed to lower power consumption on their devices a lot, eliminated poisonous materials from the production process, there are a lot of things to take into consideration when you call a modern gadget 'green'. The most important it seems to be the need for cloud computing synchronizations and the data that stays on remote servers, that are always on.Think of it like this: even ...

Remember we've told you yesterday about the JooJoo tablet nearing it's production phase. Well, things are not running smoothly as anticipated by Fushion Garage, the one making it. Press court materials (from the Michael Arrington lawsuit) revealed only 90 units pre-ordered, with 15 of them being cancellations. That's not going to help them get enough money to pay the lawyer, not to say about increasing production.It's going to be tough to fight on two fronts: on one side a pretty solid lawsu...

Remember the Joo Joo tablet, the one with a legacy of the legal battle between Michael Arrington and Fusion Garage? Well, it's well into production phase and just got a walk through by CNET where we see how it works in real life. From what I saw it's a pretty respectable device when it comes to web browsing, but sadly that's pretty much all it can do. I don't know if I need/want a device that does just web browsing and allows me to see some pictures and listen to music.I must admit the huge ...

As Apple is nearing the time when it will begin shipping the iPad it's time to do the news again and see what happened past week to the slimmest tablet of them all. Let's begin with the way developers are getting access to the iPad:1. Suppose you're a developer that wants to get a preview sample of the iPad. Supposing you get selected by Apple, you have then to sign a 10 page agreement where you say you'll keep the iPad in a dark room with no windows (or shaded windows), you make sure it can...

If the iPad was the most rumored touch tablet in 2009 and the beginning of this year then JooJoo tablet was certainly the most controversial tablet as it still got a lawsuit from Crunchgear who wants to take their rights back since the involvement in the development of JooJoo was negated by Fusion Garage a few months ago. We're not going to revive this story again in this post but merely update you on what's going on with JooJoo, the slate type tablet that resembles the iPad the most.Well, s...