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If you thought the Dell Streak was too large to be used as a phone at 5-inches, get a load of ViewSonic’s ViewPad 7, a 7-inch Android tablet that also doubles up as a phone.
Running Android 2.2 (Froyo), we first heard about this model last week when the company announced it was also working on a dual-booting Android/Windows tablet.
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The non-stop product leak service kindly provided by the FCC has delivered another gem today, with Griffin’s iPhone and iPad “PartyDock” popping up for certification. If you can’t get enough of plastic gaming accessories, your luck’s in.
The PartyDock comes with four wireless controllers, which allow up to four gamers to play (Griffin-brand only) games on iPhone and iPad. If you think four people huddling around an iPhone screen is a bit of a crazy idea you’re quite right—PartyDock logically also includes support for sending its video out to a TV through composite and component connections.
The FCC’s PDF of the manual also revealed a URL for the games—but that’s currently password protected, pending the official announcement. Par