Tablet manufacturer JooJoo is resurfacing to cater to the corporate market.
The tech world is abuzz with news about Fusion Garage, a company known for its innovative tablet devices. While they have discontinued their original JooJoo tablet without updating its operating system or storage, they have recently launched a new tablet called the Grid 10.
The JooJoo, first introduced as a tablet running a lightweight web-based operating system, was positioned for use in the business scene. Fusion Garage partnered with ASTEC Co. Ltd to customise the JooJoo's operating system for enterprise applications. However, the company has chosen to move on from the JooJoo, with no further development or updates planned for the device.
The JooJoo, powered by an Intel Atom x86-based processor, could run Windows, Linux, or any suitable operating system. But its lack of ability to download and run native apps was a significant limitation. The production of the 12.1-inch JooJoo will end this week.
In a move to stay competitive, Fusion Garage has introduced the Grid 10, a new tablet running their proprietary operating system named "GridOS". The Grid 10 is available for pre-order as of August 2025.
Contrary to some speculation, there is no evidence that Fusion Garage is developing a new Android tablet. Their latest product, the Grid 10, operates on GridOS, not Android.
Orders for the JooJoo can still be placed on the JooJoo's official website, but the deadline for placing orders is 11:59 Pacific on Friday, November 19th, 2010.
With the discontinuation of the JooJoo and the launch of the Grid 10, Fusion Garage continues to push the boundaries of tablet technology, offering innovative solutions for the modern user.
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