Techcrunch have today posted more images of their affordable in-development web tablet for wireless browsing: the CrunchPad … and groundbreaking products (no offence to the CrunchPad – I’m sure even Michael Arrington would agree). In short

June 4th, 2009 | by Linux W | narramissic writes “The ‘dead simple and dirt cheap’ touchscreen Web tablet that Michael Arrington of TechCrunch set … . When Arrington first visualized the project he was shooting for a $200 price point, then discovered

The conceptual rendition of the near-final CrunchPad design. (Credit: TechCrunch) TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington, who last year boldly proclaimed TechCrunch would break every embargo it agreed to , apparently has broken his own embargo and leaked some news about his little

Michael Arrington’s design for a Web tablet took anothr step forward this week when he unveiled what he called the “launch prototype” of the device … of the software stack can be found in this YouTube video , and Arrington’s update is here .

Michael Arrington’s little experiment with consumer electronics is about to get real. The image above is the “near-final industrial design” of the man’s CrunchPad with “first working prototypes”

So, Michael Arrington of TechCrunch fame has been bandying around the idea of making an inexpensive touch-based handheld that could be used for … that Arrington and his team have finally come up with a launch prototype for the so-called

If you read this blog enough, you’ll know that I have a bit of a thing for technology and a great deal of affection for the eBook … t be done. CrunchPad Launch Prototype That being said, the gang lead by Michael Arrington over at TechCrunch have taken it upon themselves to be just that change engine. Arrington and company

New CrunchPad Prototype Photos and Video Tablets Another prototype of the CrunchPad , Michael Arrington’s web tablet , has been revealed. Superfically, not much has changed

It’s a truth that many open-minded observers have known for awhile now: Apple rules the roost in the portable media player market, … … First working CrunchPad prototypes a few weeks away Michael Arrington’s little experiment