JooJoo tablet creator and Fusion Garage CEO Chandra Rathakrishna slammed the Apple iPad and the Apple App Store recently while highlighting the JooJoo's Flash-playing abilities:

The Apple iPad has been termed "revolutionary" by the venerable Steve Jobs, but how it does it actually perform? Will it render netbooks obsolete? Will the lack of flash and multitasking be a deal-breaker? We spend time with the device to find out.

The Apple iPad is a tablet computer that is designed for web browsing, media consumption, gaming and light content creation. It runs on iPhone OS and users interact with the device via its multitouch touchscreen interface.

According to Apple, the company has sold 1 million iPads in its first month.

Apple announced brand new iPhone OS 4.0 features in a media-only event yesterday, slated for release this summer.

When Bill Gates made a prediction in 2001 that tablets would take over the world in five years, well, he was wrong. But it's now 2010 and the tablet form factor is back, but what are the tablet options available besides the Apple iPad?

In more news related to Apple's iPad, the upcoming HP Slate's specs have been leaked and given a side-by-side comparison to the iPad.

With the good old Apple iPad hogging the limelight, let's not forget something that claimed to be better than the iPad - the JooJoo, which finally shipped to users and got dissected.

According to an analyst, around 600,000 to 700,000 iPads were sold on its first day.

iTunes 9.1 is expected to be released along with the iPad this weekend. The update to the popular digital music player will add new functionality to cater to the iPad.