JooJoo - Wikipedia
WEBCrunchpad. The CrunchPad project was started by Michael Arrington in July 2008, initially aiming for a US$200 tablet, and showed a first prototype (Prototype A) a month later. [ 5][ 6] Beginning 2009, working Prototype B was introduced by the TechCrunch team led by Louis Monier, based on a 12 inch LCD screen, a VIA Nano CPU, Ubuntu Linux and a ...
With CrunchPad dead, the Web reacts - CNET
WEBTechCrunch founder Michael Arrington says his company's tablet computer, the CrunchPad, is officially dead. We take a look at what the Web is saying about it.
Everything We Know About the JooJoo (AKA Crunchpad) …
WEBDec 8, 2009 · Here are the specs: A screen-only tablet that measures 12-inches, has a capacitive touchscreen, runs its own operating system (that’s basically just a browser) and boots in 9 seconds. It will ...
Michael Arrington - Wikipedia
WEBIn July 2008, Arrington started a project called the Crunchpad, over a year before the iPad was released. The Crunchpad was meant to be an affordable tablet computer that catered to a niche between desktop computers and laptops.
The End Of The CrunchPad | TechCrunch
WEBNov 30, 2009 · Two weeks ago we were ready to publicly launch the CrunchPad. The device was stable enough for a demo. It went hours without crashing. We could even let people play with the device themselves –...
Crunchpad manufacturer renames product JooJoo, promises …
WEBDec 7, 2009 · The computer, named the Crunchpad, was scheduled to ship in time for Black Friday / Cyber Monday shoppers two weeks ago. It would have been a great tale of how a journalist proved his own claims...
Hands On With the JooJoo, Formerly Known as CrunchPad
WEBDec 7, 2009 · The $200 touchscreen tablet known as the CrunchPad has morphed into a $500 device called JooJoo. Designed and developed by a Singapore-based company, Fusion Garage, JooJoo is tablet-like device...
The CrunchPad is Dead: Who Cares! - PCWorld
WEBNov 30, 2009 · Michael Arrington’s CrunchPad, a dream device that would allow quick and easy Internet access on a touch screen tablet, is vaporware indefinitely, but not for the cost-related reasons you’d...
Can the CrunchPad Beat Apple’s Tablet? It Doesn’t Need To.
WEBAug 6, 2009 · Does the CrunchPad really stand a chance against the iPad, which will likely have lots of cool applications, built-in iTunes, and other goodies only Apple can deliver?
The CrunchPad Is Resurrected as the Joojoo - The New York Times
WEBDec 7, 2009 · The CrunchPad, a planned tablet computer that was left for dead last week, is alive, rechristened the Joojoo. For those of you who care most about how to get your hands on one of these, here’s...