BERLIN -- The German maker of a new tablet PC is setting out to rival Apple's iPad with the promise of even more technology such as a bigger screen, a webcam and USB ports. It is not, however, an ...

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[Germany] Fear not, the German iPad competitor, the WePad, really does exist. Over 100 journalists could prove it on Monday night in a small reception room at the Adina Apartment Hotel in Berlin.

The WePad made headlines a few weeks back when the tablet launched out of seemingly nowhere. It’s really the anti-iPad with multitasking, Flash, SD card slot, USB, along with the Android Marketplace, ...

Mark Glaser reports that the new German-designed WePad may be sold to consumers with publisher subsidies, similar to the deep discounts applied to cell phones. Glaser, who is in Berlin on business, ...

There's no I in pad. Only we, of course. Yeah, we've been wanting to make that joke for awhile — but in all seriousness, Neofonie, makers of the 11.6-inch WePad, held a press conference in Berlin ...

The WePad has already had to cross a few hurdles and overcome some skepticism on it's way to a release, and it's now undergone another big change — it's just been renamed the "WeTab." According to the ...

On the day Apple announced the availability of the iPad in some Western European countries, rival German company WeTab changed the name of its tablet computing product and company from WePad to WeTab.

It's a tablet-eat-tablet world out there, and with Apple's iPad starting a trend that isn't likely to die throughout 2010, you can imagine that all sorts of lesser-known contenders will be popping up ...

High-tech product releases announced the week ending March 31 include a German-made tablet to rival the iPad, a range of iPhone compatible headphones from Sony, an LED TV that connects to the internet ...