The Asus Padfone was priced today, though it may change in the US with carriers and whatnot. However, it will sell for around $1000 for the whole device, which isn't horrible. $500 for a new phone, usually they are on sale with contracts, $300ish for the tablet and $150 for the dock. This might be the ultimate transformer.

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TheVerge

RIM, the downfall of a great business company. 2-3 years ago they were leading the world in business phones. Now, they are slowly falling more and more, but at least they are thinking ahead. They are concerned with security and management, which their new Mobile Fusion is suppose to fix. Good for them for thinking about business and enterprise customers. Might want to check out the program to manage your devices.

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ComputerWorld

VMware is looking to have desktops run via HTML5, and it's compatible with VMware Workstation and ESXi/vSphere. WSX does not require any plugins, compatible out of the box with Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. Mobile Safari with iOS 5.0+ and Android coming soon.

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Wired

Fusion-io previewed a new technology, Auto Commit Memory (ACM). Since starting in the enterprise business Fusion-io notice the difference between flash memory and disk storage, speed wise. Read more at the link.

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FusionIO

Clearing up the confusion with the CPU and GPU with The new iPad, UberGizmo does some explaining.

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UberGizmo

Ubergizmo

PCMag has a great article explaining the new tablets. Which is best, you can decide. They put some perspectives in place.

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PCMag

PCMag

Asus Coming out with more Transformers, and this time with 4G built in. This was one complaint many people had, and now they got their wish!

Via: Reddit-dwardu

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Asus

Now code apps directly from your Android tablet! No more computer needed, direct from Android to Android.

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Android Market

Android Market

More images of the iPad 3 casing have come up. Doesnt look like a whole lot of change from the iPad 2, but probably retina display and better cameras and CPU. LTE is probably most likely due to the bar on top, for wireless signals. We'll find out on March 7th!

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MicGadget

Engadget

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Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, and now Key Lime Pie. Continuing the sweets names, people are expected to see 5.0 at the end of the year. They still need to get everyone to 4.0 first in my opinion. Slowly but surely.

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The Verge

The Verge