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Apple's iPad: The reviews are in

Steve Jobs' handpicked reviewers have tested his latest creation and pronounced it a winner

The first three reviews of Apple's (AAPL) tablet computer were posted Wednesday night -- each, coincidentally, from newspapers that are developing their own iPad apps.

The verdicts are strikingly similar, although each writer reaches it by a different path.

Walt Mossberg, writing for the Wall Street Journal, starts with the assumption that to succeed the iPad must be a MORE

Charlie Rose loves the Apple iPad

The PBS talk show devotes 23 minutes to singing the praises of Steve Jobs' latest creation

In a segment that aired Thursday night, the Charlie Rose Show invited three A-list tech commentators -- the Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg, the New York Times' David Carr and TechCrunch's Michael Arrington -- to gush about (and find a few faults with) Apple's (AAPL) iPad.

[UPDATE: A YouTube version of the video has become available MORE

Video: Steve Jobs in the mosh pit

Cornered by a reporter, he lets slip a few more details about the iPad

All Things Digital's Kara Swisher, who carried a digital camcorder to Apple's (AAPL) iPad event for her BoomTown blog, has posted some rare footage of Steve Jobs in the crush of  reporters at the foot of the stage after his presentation Wednesday.

It's framed as a kind of Walt Mossberg sandwich, with slices of the Wall Street Journal's MORE

What's wrong with Windows 7 - update

Reading between the lines of Walt Mossberg and David Pogue's reviews

It's a given that Windows 7, scheduled for release Thursday, is an improvement over Vista. But how does it stack up against Apple's (AAPL) Snow Leopard?

At moments like this we look to the well-compensated deans of tech journalism: The Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg and the New York Times' David Pogue.

The caveats in Mossberg's review were summarized  here two weeks MORE