Forget the analyst reports that the Apple iPad would cost you $1000, Steve Jobs today revealed at the official press release party for the iPad that even the highest end 64GB units with 3G would be cheaper than expected.

Steve Jobs today revealed the Apple iPad, which for the last several months has been known as the Apple Tablet.

With all the fake photos and rumors flying around lately, it’s hard to tell if this shot of the Apple iTablet is actually real, but what I do know is, it looks like a better possibility than CGI created images we’ve seen in the past.

With netbook wars continuing into 2010 we’re expecting to see a bunch of the pint-sized notebooks at excellent pricing. Now we’ve learned that the Pine Trail-powered MSI Wind U135 has debuted at $309.99, a price that puts it in direct competition with the Acer Aspire One 532H prices at $299.99.

I have to agree with Shane McGlaun at SlipperyBrick that some gadgets are just plain hard to decide if their useful or a waste of space. The gadget in question this time is Space Bar by Quirky Community, a USB adding, keyboard hiding peripheral for your PC.

The XPPhone has been slowly leaking onto the internet for some time now with hands-on videos and various possible specs reports. Now the company behind the device has finally announced pricing and a few of the units specifications.

Google will not launch their new Nexus One device in China at this time as the company continues to fight with the country over internet search censorship, a fight that began last week when it was discovered that hackers were violating Gmail accounts of human rights activists.

The Apple Tablet is expected to be revealed at an Apple press event on January 27th and now rumors are surfacing that Apple is in negotiations with book publisher HarperCollins to provide the companies ebooks on what is sure to be a popular computing tablet.