One of the more interesting of the new and coming Android tablets to me is the LG Optimus Pad. The little tablet has some interesting features like an 8.9-inch screen putting it between devices like the iPad and the Galaxy Tab in size. It also packs a powerful NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core processor inside.
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Concept Phone: HTC Eerie HD3 by Wallec
The HTC Eerie HD3 is a new concept phone which, with its 4.7 inch AMOLED display, is closer to a tablet than a smartphone. The phone was created by Wallec (wwalczyszyn from Deviantart), and has some pretty amazing specs. To start with, a 2GHz Snapdragon processor, supports 1080p HD video...continue past the break to see more.
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Sony S1: A PlayStation Tablet Coming This September?
With all the rage that is the tablet market right now, it’s surprising that one of the major players in consumer electronics, Sony, has yet to join the party. However, this may change very soon according to some exclusive details received by Engadget from “two highly trusted and independent sources.”
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Advent Vega Update Brings Back Flash Player 10.1, and There Was Much Rejoicing
If you'll remember back in December of 2010, there was a bit of an upsetting announcement for those who had or were planning on obtaining the Advent Vega Android Tablet. It seemed that the Vega slate, according to Advent, up until that point did “not exhibit the optimal performance that the NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor is capable of running with certain Flash website content” -- therefore, they pulled Flash Player 10.1 from the system and said that it'd be ready in the early part of 2011. Turns out that time is now, today!
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Dell Announces Creation of 10 Inch Android Tablet
At the "Dell Means Business" Press Conference, Dell announced the largest consumer product line they have ever launched, with 39 products in the works. The products include include laptops, tablets, desktops, and workstations. The interesting mention was the 10 inch Android Tablet and maybe a Windows 7 Tablet.
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DreamBook ePad F10: New Intel Windows Tablet
There are more and more tablet options on the market these days. Pioneer Computers in Australia is offering up another alternative in its new DreamBook ePad F10. This sleek tablet runs on the Intel Atom processor and is ready for either Microsoft Windows 7 or Android.
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eLocity 10-inch Android tablet to hit pre-order Feb 15
eLocity has been selling the interesting A7 7-inch Android tablet (pictured) for a while now. The 7-inch tablet went on sale back in August. If you are holding out for a tablet with a larger screen the eLocity A10 might be just what you are waiting for.
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Dell Streak 7 Review
Coming to T-Mobile as their first 4G tablet, Dell is set to launch its foray into the 7-inch tablet market with the Dell Streak 7. Packed with NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 dual core processor and a 7-inch 800×480 Gorilla Glass touch screen. Is it poised to take on the Tab? Check out the full review.
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Notion Ink Battles Insinuations of Unevenly Bright Screens, Broken Cameras, Customer Service Stalls
It appears, if a few folks over at NotionAddicts messageboard are any indication, that Notion Ink is facing some heavy allegations from the first round of pre-order customers. Amongst these allegations are that Notion Ink is purposely stalling out on customers looking for refunds so that their 7 day return period will expire and it'll be more difficult (and more costly) to get their due exchange.
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Dell Streak 7 gets video teardown treatment
When the Streak 7 surfaced at CES, it looked really cool and had some nice hardware inside. The thing that most of us wondered was why Dell opted for older Android 2.2 rather than Android 3.0 like most of the other Tegra-powered tablets was using. We still don’t know why the OS is not version 3.0, but we can now see all the hardware inside the little tablet.
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Velocity Micro expands Cruz tablet line by three at CES
Velocity Micro has announced three new tablets for its cool line of Cruze Android tablets at CES this week. The coolest of the three is the big 10.1-inch Cruz Tablet L510. This rig has a capacitive touchscreen with a resolution of 1366 x 768. The machine has an NVIDIA Tegra 250 chipset, uses a 1GHz dual-core processor, front and rear cameras, and 3G data options. Other features include Bluetooth, GPS, HDMI out, Android 2.2/2.3 for the OS and has the Kindle app installed.
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