Ipad mini

• NEW YORK -- Apple (AAPL) generates more gossip than the Kardashians. Theres a constantly spinning mill of rumors about Apple products, most of which turn out to be untrue.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• Last month, Apple brought to the world the first Retina display tablet - the New iPad - and following on the same line, the big honchos in the tablet arena announced their plans of introducing the similar technology in their tablet brands.
(International Business Times)
• The report from NetEase, translated by Kotaku, states that the mini iPad will sell for $249-$299. The rumors correlate with a report from Mashable that claims Samsung is supplying Apple with new LCD technology for smaller iPads.
(International Business Times)
• Brains! The iPad version gets 3 new game modes, 4 new mini-games (Ha! one is named Beghouled Twist), leaderboards, 28 achievements, and more. The iPhone version gets the Vasebreaker game mode, 4 new achievements and a new Game Center leaderboard.
(DESTRUCTOID)
• Theres a constantly spinning mill of rumors about Apple products, most of which turn out to be untrue. Whats unusual this week is that talk has revived of a smaller iPad model, an idea company founder Steve Jobs derided publicly a year before he died.
(The Australian)
• The low-end models sold below $300 will compete with the rumored iPad Mini, Android tablets and models offered by China-based white-box vendors.
(Toms Hardware)
• "A new iPad model with a smaller form factor is an inevitability, in the eyes of one analyst, though Apple is not expected to imminently release such a device," Neil Hughes reports for AppleInsider.
(Macdaily News)
• Apple has been working on iPads of various shapes and sizes since 2009, says Sterne Agee analyst Shaw Wu in a note this morning.
(Yahoo Finance)
• The Chinese rumor mill has hit full blast today claiming to have details about the imminent release of an iPad mini. Chinese net portal, NetEase, has a story on a rumored new mini Apple tablet.
(Kotaku.com)
• While jointly developing a new OS with IBM in 1984, OS/2, Microsoft released Microsoft Windows, a graphical extension for MS-DOS, on November 20.
(Worldnews.com)