"fondleslab" meaning in English

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          "text": "Seagate wants to get the UM HDD into Android-powered fondleslabs pronto, though the drive would be just at home in Ultrabooks and other skinny laptops."
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          "ref": "2010 January 28, Team Register, “Next from Apple: The Pocket iPad. Fondle-slab to be miniaturised, gain killer voice app”, in The Register, retrieved 2013-09-14",
          "text": "Fondle-slab to be miniaturised, gain killer voice app ... Our secret reader poll in past weeks suggested that the likeliest names for the iPad would be the Fondle-Slab™ or iStroke™. In the event those predictions turned out to be wrong, but we feel that Steve Jobs may not overlook such marketing gold in future. It seems a racing cert that legions of Apple fans will enjoy full satisfaction from their fondle-slabs and pocket stroker devices for many years to come. ®",
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          "ref": "2010 December 28, Team Register, “Ubuntu tablet rumored for early 2011 launch: Another OS to enter fondleslab fray?”, in The Register, retrieved 2013-09-16",
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          "ref": "2011 October 12, Peter Groves, “Fondleslab”, in Dictionary of Intellectual Property Law, retrieved 2013-09-16",
          "text": "Fondleslab A touchscreen device, particularly a tablet computer, to which its owner appears unnaturally attached.",
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          "ref": "2013 August 20, Matt Jones, “Fondleslab Selfie”, in Magical Nihilism, retrieved 2013-09-16",
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        "A large, portable touchscreen device, particularly a tablet computer."
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