The fabled Apple Tablet – it’s a rumor that has been around for years. Yet it’s looking more and more like the Apple iTablet is no joke. A 10-inch portable movie-playing, book-reading iPod Touch on steroids? Oh yeah.

Yet while the Tablet may drop in stores in September, that doesn’t mean that it’ll be a success. Yes, Apple has an incredible track record with its Macbooks, iPods, and the iPhone, but a ten inch tablet that’s something between an iPhone and a Macbook leaves a lot of questions – and a lot of possible flaws. So will you, the consumer, grab one of these tablets? We want to know. But first, here are the likely pros and cons of the device to help you decide

AT&T, for reasons unknown at this point, has blocked user access to portions of 4chan, the online hangout for the world's most notorious cyber-terrorists. And they thought iPhone customers were a pain in their ass! This will end badly.

For benefit of the uninitiated, 4chan is a popular Wild West-ish outpost of internet known equally for its infamous hacking jobs and pranks (Rickrolling emerged from this murky swamp) as its meme generation, perhaps most notably the LOLcats phenomenon. 4chan's /b/ messageboard, one of the sections of the site blocked by AT&T, was once described as "the asshole of the internet" by Gawker and Valleywag alum Nick Douglas, an outpost where "btards" gather to engage in tasteless games of uncensored oneupsmanship, where the objective is often to see who can elicit the most shock from other members of the community.