If you’ll remember, we told you not too long ago that Google’s Andy Rubin had taken center stage at an event to show off a prototype Motorola tablet powered by none other than Android 3.0, otherwise known as Honeycomb. While we didn’t get an incredibly in depth look at the device, we did get a chance to see how how much different Honeycomb will be than any version of Android before it.

Now, some new reports have surfaced that say the same Motorola tablet has appeared in Taiwan with the above picture showing it off. Of course, it doesn’t show too much but it was accompanied by some specs that say the Motorola tablet will feature a 1280 x 800 display, an NVIDIA Tegra 2 T20 processor, a 5 megapixel camera, a 2 megapixel front facing camera, 32GB of internal storage and a microSD slot.

Additionally, it’s also said to be coming in both 7 and 10-inch versions. Will this be the tablet that finally topples the iPad and makes the Samsung Galaxy Tab look like child’s play? We’ll have to wait and see.

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There seems to be a trend in laptops these days with flipable screens such as the Dell Inspiron Duo and Ben Heck’s laptop.

Shenzhen, who is known for imitation of other products, has put out this particular laptop with an Atom N450, 1GB of RAM, 120GB HDD, Intel GM 3150 and possibly a small optical trackpad?

We don’t seem to have a price for this guy as yet, nor an availability date.

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This is Backbreaker Football 2, and it isn’t like a lot of football apps that we have reported on before like Steve Young football or others like HuddleHub and Yahoo Fantasy Football.

You will notice that the football action isn’t from a bird-eye view camera, but you are actually experiencing it from a first-person point of view from a player. You can play offensive as a runner taking the ball down the field, or as a blocker to the runner. There are spins, jukes, and sprints, as well as other moves that will make certain that you don’t get tackled along the way. You can even get some more points if you showboat at the end zone.

You should be able to purchase Backbreaker Football 2: Vengeance (that is its subtitle) at the iTunes Store now.

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