TechCrunch has unveiled the latest prototype of its flat computing device, the CrunchPad, with conceptual drawings available on its website.

The CrunchPad prototype has an overall thickness of 18 mm and will have an aluminum case. TechCrunch’s software partner, Fusion Garage, is developing software for the device. Meanwhile, both Fusion Garage and TechCrunch are talking with potential partners about launching the device in the marketplace.

I don’t know what the CrunchPad will do… or what kind of impact it will have in the market… or why a blogging company is making a tech device… but it looks really cool!

Source: Michael Arrington, “CrunchPad: The Launch Prototype,” TechCrunch, June 3, 2009

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