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Apple's iPad tablet PC underwent a virtual teardown by research firm iSuppli, which surmises that the device will offer a sizable profit for the tech company

An analyst has suggested that Apple executives could be "nimble" on pricing for the iPad tablet PC if it fails to achieve sufficient marketplace traction

Nokia has been slapped with a fresh lawsuit, although this time the class action complaint was filed by an investor and not a business rival

Future versions of Apple's iPad tablet will include a camera, according to evidence - but it looks like the first devices will be shipped with no camera

With Fujitsu and others are queuing up to claim the iPad name, Apple can just bask in the extra publicity, say experts

Apple's choice of a little-used micro-SIM standard in its iPad could reveal which operators stand to get the device - and profit from locking users in

A breakdown of the iPad's hardware and software suggests that the device could provide strong functionality in a number of areas, including e-readers and games

An Apple expert believes that the surprisingly low price of Apple's tablet device, the iPad, makes it a valid proposition for small businesses

Apple said it created its own CPU to power the newly launched iPad, but rumours say it uses a core from UK-based ARM Holdings

Apple has finally announced the launch of its long-anticipated iPad tablet, but its UK launch date is uncertain, as is the question of which operator will provide 3G

It's the most eagerly awaited tablet launch since Moses, but business geeks will struggle to justify getting one on the corporate IT budget, says Peter Judge

In a move that could threaten some of the positive attention generated by the iPad launch, the ITC decides to hear Nokia's patent complaints against the computer maker