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The others I have are in store only but if anyone wants them, £5 off shoes when you spend £30, £10 off Men’s clothes when you spend £40, then lemmie know and ill post u the voucher

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Details of a seven-inch version of the iPad have been reported in a Chinese newspaper that correctly predicted the specifications of the iPad months before anyone else.

The Economic Daily News claims Taiwanese companies have won several contracts to make components smaller than those used on the current 9.7-inch iPads.

“Chimei Innolux will supply seven-inch LCD screens, which use the same IPS (in-plane switching) technology found in the original iPad, which improves viewing angles and colour on LCD screens,” the newspaper reported.

“Touchscreen technology for the screens will come from Cando Corporation.”

Apple intend to launch the smaller iPad this December in time for the Christmas shopping season, according to Economic Daily News sources.

Geek.com blogger Christian Zibreg said, if the so-called iPad mini becomes the iPad nano of tablets, Apple might have a huge hit on their hands.

The rumoured new version is predicted to be 200g lighter than the standard iPad.

That model sold three million units in the 80 days following its release in April this year.

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It was designed by Nikken Sekkei Ltd., and constructed by Takenaka Corporation in 2003.

Does it remind you of anything?..

A High Court has ruled that devices that allow gamers to play pirated video games are illegal in the UK.

The ruling specifically targets a range of popular devices which can be used to store and play copied games on the Nintedo DS handheld console.

The ruling says “game copiers” are illegal to import, advertise and sell in the UK.

The defendants – Playables Limited and Wai Dat Chan – had argued that they allow gamers to play home-made games.

“The mere fact that the device can be used for a non-infringing purpose is not a defence,” read the ruling by Justice Floyd.

Nintendo said it was “pleased that the court was not persuaded by the defendant’s arguments, claiming that game copiers are lawful, as they allow for the play of ‘homebrew’ applications”.

“The court affirmed that game copiers first circumvent Nintendo’s security systems before any non-infringing application can be played on Nintendo’s handheld products,” it said in a staetment.

Playables Limited and Mr Chan did not respond to requests for comment.

This UK judgment follows a similar ruling in the Netherlands earlier in July.

The economic effect on Nintendo of the trade in these devices is substantial as each accused device can store and play copies of many Nintendo DS games”

Game copiers are designed to fit into the game cartridge of Nintendo’s DS. Games can then be loaded from memory cards.

The R4 chips circumvent the protection measures Nintendo has built into its DS consoles, enabling illegally pirated games to be downloaded online and stored on a chip.

They are sold for as little as £10.

The ruling said that the defendants had imported nine different devices on a “large scale”.

“HMRC and Trading Standards have seized more than 165,000 game copiers intended for the defendants,” it read.

“The economic effect on Nintendo of the trade in these devices is substantial as each accused device can store and play copies of many Nintendo DS games.”

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