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Last updated: Friday, February 11, 2011

When Apple first debuted the iPad, Steve Jobs made a big point about how Cupertino’s engineers had decided that ten inches was the optimal size for a tablet because it meant you didn’t have to compromise on a full-screen keyboard. Despite this, the initial influx of competing Android tablets were all 7-inch affairs, most notably

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