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The Guardian reports that the Hudl will be a 7-inch slate built by a Chinese manufacturer. It's expected to be on sale before Christmas. Industry experts believe the Hudl will cost a checkout-tastic £100 or so. It's in direct competition with the 7-inch-ish likes of the Samsung Galaxy Tab range, the Apple iPad mini and the Amazon Kindle Fire HD, the latter two of which are expected to be updated in coming months. And then there's the new Nexus 7, which goes on sale in the UK next week and brings the latest version of Android.

There's a bargain aisle full ultra thin premium folio with brushed aluminum finish for iphone 6/6s of cheap Android tablets out there, blighted with dodgy build quality, ancient Android software and no access to the Google Play app store, The Hudl will have to do better than that if it's to compete with the Nexus et al, Like the Kindle Fire HD, the Tesco Hudl is expected to put its own services front and centre, The Kindle Fire is an Android tablet but unlike most has a heavily-customised interface that squirts Amazon movies, books, music and other Amazon gubbins right into your eyeballs, The Tesco tablet could do the same with Blinkbox, the movie and TV streaming service owned by the supermarket and the only place in the UK to watch Game of Thrones or Boardwalk Empire online..

I'm speculating wildly here, but Tesco already has a mobile phone network, Tesco Mobile, and Internet service, so I'm guessing the Hudl could be made available as part of an Internet or mobile deal. Would you buy a Tesco tablet if the price was right, or is a supermarket slate too embarrassing to be seen with? Tell me your thoughts in the comments or post five opinions or less in our Facebook aisle. The Tesco Hudl is a supermarket slate taking on Google Nexus 7 before Christmas for as little as £100.

The phone won't now be produced and all funds will be returned to contributors, within five working days, It's still the most money ever pledged on Indiegogo, the crowdfunding site used for the campaign, and it tops Kickstarter's record of $10.3m for the Pebble smart watch, The Edge ultra thin premium folio with brushed aluminum finish for iphone 6/6s was created by British company Canonical, which is behind the Ubuntu operating system, Its goal with the Edge was to make Ubuntu on phones a reality -- and it may still achieve that, with huge amounts of publicity generated for the project and a demonstrated market of people willing to pay..

"While we passionately wanted to build the Edge to showcase Ubuntu on phones, the support and attention it received will still be a huge boost as other Ubuntu phones start to arrive in 2014," Canonical boss Mark Shuttleworth wrote in a post on Indiegogo. "Thousands of you clearly want to own an Ubuntu phone and believe in our vision of convergence, and rest assured you won’t have much longer to wait. "All of the support and publicity has continued to drive our discussions with some major manufacturers, and we have many of the world's biggest mobile networks already signed up to the Ubuntu Carrier Advisory Group. They'll have been watching this global discussion of Ubuntu and the need for innovation very closely indeed. Watch this space!"Ubuntu is a flavour of the open-source Linux software, which is free to use. Canonical's business is based on helping companies use Ubuntu.