The buzz behind Apple's fabled tablet Mac has been stealing a significant chunk of the spotlight for the last year, but in the realm touch screen computing, there is plenty news to go around. Just ...

When Fusion Garage invited us down to their Singapore office yesterday for a look at the JooJoo tablet, we went with the assumption that they would be showing us the final software running on ...

FIRST LOOK: I had a chance to play with a pre-production model of Fusion Garage’s JooJoo Web tablet, which has been covered in controversy over the last week or so. Enough with the drama–let ...

The JooJoo debuts the same weekend as the Apple iPad. Here’s a first look at the device. JooJoo fundamentally requires you to buy into the idea that you need a third device, ...

The JooJoo is a beautifully crafted piece of hardware, and even if the iPad wasn't out there for comparisons, its minimalistic design would remind us of an aesthetically pleasing Apple product.

But for now the JooJoo, which has the same $500 price tag as the entry-level iPad, is not even in the same league. Contact Troy Wolverton at 408-920-5021 or twolverton@mercurynews.com.

Fusion Garage CEO Chandra Rathakrishnan compared his device to the buzz-stealing Apple iPad in a Sunday interview.

From the webcast yesterday, the JooJoo (previously named Crunchpad) seemed flimsy and barely working. But now that we spent a good deal of hands on time with it, we can say that Fusion Garage ...

Combining the shortcomings of the JooJoo with the circumstances of its launch, the device that could have been everyone’s favorite tablet will be D.O.A. Here’s why.

The rain of seemingly endless lament continues about the JooJoo and its shortcomings. Like from it being less portable to its endless software woes, a screen that though is large but simply not up ...

You may not have heard about it amid all the iPad hype, but another take on the tablet has also started to reach consumers’ hands: the JooJoo. Before I held a demo model of the JooJoo in my ...

The JooJoo packs a 12-inch touch screen, Wi-Fi, and a slim OS that is said to boot to a Web browser in 9 seconds. Skip to main content Skip to main menu Skip to search Skip to footer.