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NotionINK Adam 2 coming this Christmas.
007/20/2011
The CEO of NotionINK, Rohan Shravan, has let it be known that the next generation Adam tablet will be available by December of this year. The first NotionINK Adam was one of the first tablets to feature a Tegra 2 processor, and one of the only tablets More >
Lenovo IdeaPad K1 Android tablet officially launches.
007/20/2011
Lenovo’s IdeaPad K1 Android tablet has now officially launched. The device features most of the same specs as other Honeycomb tablets. You have your 10.1″ 1280×800 display, 1Ghz dual-core Tegra 2 processor, 1GB of RAM, and 16GB through 64GB storage options. The one defining factor for the More >
Acer Iconia Tab A500 gets price drop.
007/18/2011
The Acer Iconia Tab A500, which we reviewed here, has had a price drop. You can pick up the 16GB model for $399, and the 32GB model for $449.99. This now puts the Acer in line with the ASUS Transformer by having a model available for More >
Toshiba Thrive tablet now available, gets reviewed.
107/12/2011
The Toshiba Thrive tablet is now available across the USA. The Android 3.1 tablet is the newest Honeycomb kid on the block from a big name manufacturer. Samsung, ASUS, Motorola, and Acer already have their offerings out, and Sony is next. The Toshiba Thrive doesn’t go for More >
Toshiba Thrive now available for pre-order, ships July 10th.
006/13/2011
Toshiba’s first Android 3.1 tablet called the Thrive is now available for pre-order. The 10.1″ Tegra 2 Honeycomb tablet starts at the low price of $429 for 8GB of storage, followed by the 16GB and 32GB priced at $479 and $579 respectively. While the Thrive is More >
Woot selling the ViewSonic gTablet for $269.99.
106/06/2011
Last time it was $299.99, but this time Woot’s deal of the day is the ViewSonic gTablet for just $269.99. For that you get the first 10.1″ Tegra 2 Android tablet that came out back in November. While the device ships with Android 2.2, there are More >
Toshiba Thrive tablet shipping July 10th.
006/02/2011
Toshiba has announced their finally releasing their Honeycomb tablet called the Thrive. It will be shipping July 10th, with pre-orders starting on June 13th. Like most of the Android 3.1 tablets, it will have a dual-core Tegra 2 processor and feature a 10.1″ 1280×800 display. The More >
ViewSonic 7x first 7 inch Android 3.1 Tablet.
505/12/2011
Have manufacturers given up on powerful 7-inch tablets ? It’s astonishing how many 8” and 10” tablets are appearing. ViewSonic is not surfing the 10” wave and will continue to create mid-sized solutions. The ViewSonic 7x will be an updated version of the ViewSonic 7. The update will include More >
Acer 7-inch Honeycomb Tablet for US Debut in Q3
005/09/2011
by Dennis Hughes
in News & Rumors
It is my opinion that a person looking to purchase a tablet should consider the “hold-ability” of a 10″ tablet, especially if you are planning to use it to read books, or watch movies while holding the unit. A 10″ tablet will get cumbersome. I’m often holding with one hand More >
Asus preparing Quad-Core tablet.
005/08/2011
According to the latest rumours, Taiwanese manufacturer Asus is preparing a quad-core tablet. The tablet is supposed to be built on the Nvidia Kal-El platform, which is the third generation of their Tegra chipset.
According to Nvidia, the Kal-El platform will be up to 5 times More >
Sony makes Honeycomb tablets official.
004/26/2011
Sony has made their rumored Android tablets official. The S1 and S2 are both Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablets. The S1 is a 9.4 inch tablet, and the S2 has dual 5.5 inch screens. They both have the dual-core Tegra 2 processor inside. These tablets will be More >
Lenovo to debut Android tablet this summer.
004/26/2011
Yet another major electronics manufacturer may throw its hat into the tablet ring this summer according to a recent report. Chinese PC manufacturing giant Lenovo has plans to debut its Android 3.0-powered ThinkPad Tablet come June, according to a leaked PowerPoint presentation obtained by tech reporter More >
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