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It wasn't long ago that Samsung modified its Galaxy Tab 10.1 to get it back on the German market, and it didn't take long for Apple to respond.

Way back in January at CES, we managed to sneak in a little bit of hands-on time with the Vizio tablet, the TV manufacturer's straightforwardly-named foray into the ever-popular space.

The ASUS UX21, that 11.6-inch cake slicer that doubles up as an ultrathin laptop, is coming in September with a price tag of less than $1,000.

If multiple batmobiles, a

How do you solve a problem like lighting a Mirasol display?

The tablet market is still a one-horse race, but e-readers continue to ramp, and Walmart wants another piece of tha

If you grew up with the original Star Wars trilogy you are well aware that for a time Kenner was king. Showing an amazing blend of faith and foresight, the company picked up the license for Star Wars before anyone could have possibly imagined how huge it would be, and how it would forever change both movie marketing and the toy industry in general.

From 1978 to 1985, Kenner dominated the toy world. After a period of dormancy, Star Wars toys came back with a vengeance in 1995, but many toys that were originally released in the 1980s have come back onto store shelves better than ever before...

We're still waiting on LG's ginormous 72-inch LZ7900 to make its debut on store shelves, but the rest of CES's primo 3DTV crop is rearing to ride out, with Sony's

Jennifer Aniston's comedy The Switch is also hitting store shelves.

Truth be told, it's exactly what the world needed.

More 3D gimmickry... on the iPhone and iPod touch, no less.