Finally, the JooJoo tablet is ready for shipping and should reach US by 29th March 2010. JooJoo has made a lot of attention NOT because of its features but because of its pending lawsuit with TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington. During the recent weeks, it made a few tweaks to the UI and finally, it seems that nothing is going to stop Fusion Garage from shipping Joo Joo.

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No, I did not get to hands on a JooJoo. Although Fusion Garage is a Singapore company, it chooses to open its market to the US (which is big, of course) and the hands on videos are from Engadget and Gizmodo. Surprisingly, both have mentioned that the JooJoo is a solid device. However, the keyboard is something that is of minimal use and the pricing is something to ponder about.

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Fusion Garage CEO, Chandra Rathakrishnan, has finally held a Media Conference (Webcast actually) to explain and overturn what TechCrunch Michael Arrington had accused them of doing on the 30th November Blog Post.

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I have been following closely on this CrunchPad news. One of the reason is because a Singapore company is behind it (Fusion Garage). The story of CrunchPad started with TechCrunch envisioning a tablet device that can surf the net comfortably. Their dream almost came true.. until recently (17th November) that they realize Fusion Garage has a different agenda.

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The last I heard about CrunchPad is in July 2009. I blog about it as a Singapore firm is working with TechCrunch on this CrunchPad. It is a 12-inch device without storage, has 3G and Wifi.

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