AT&T announced that it will start selling the 4G version of the Acer Iconia Tab A501 tablet on Sept. 18. AT&T described the A501 as “designed for both consumers and small businesses,” with a 1 GHz dual-core processor, the Nvidia Tegra 2. Acer Iconia Tab runs Android 3.0 Honeycomb and features a 10.1 inch display with 1280 x 800 pixels, HSPA+, Wi-Fi,...

As per the report produced by Taiwan’s semi-official Central News Agency, two Tablets are being brought to the light, this time by Asustek Computer Incorporation. One will come with detachable keyboard and the other will have a sliding keyboard. Asustek will unveil the two products at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) next week in Las Vegas. The Tablet with sliding...

Toshiba did not receive impressive market response for the launch of Folio 100, Tablet powered by a customized version of Froyo, Android 2.2. This, for sure, could not heart break Toshiba and today the Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation previewed another Tablet with superior specification. The Tablet is yet to be named and it was just an early look of the...

From the perspective of processing speed of Tablets and smartphones, performance may take a leap fulfilling the need of high-end users. By the end of the year 2011, nearly 35 different types of Tablets will be powered by Intel processors, says Paul Otellini, the CEO of Intel at Barclays Capital 2010 Global Technology Conference. Tablets made by well-known brands like Toshiba,...

Following the recent unveiling of Gingerbread, Google makes public the latest tablet-friendly version of Android. Google’s Andy Rubin reveals a Motorola-built tablet running on an upcoming version of Android – Honeycomb. The prototype tablet with Honeycomb is expected to hit the market early next year. The black colored prototype is about 10 inch in size and is powered...

We heard of LG’s announcement earlier this month that it is finally planning to take the first step into the Android tablet world. This time around, LG has confirmed that we get to lay our eyes upon the device in the coming Q4. LG released a statement today confirming that their new, and their first, tablet pc running on Android, will be launched in Q4 2010, and will...

Size, affordability, easy access and price, these are the key determinants for success of any tablet device and Apple’s iPad has very well-managed to slot in perfectly into each requisition. The infamous device from the Cupertino firm has thrown a gauntlet for other manufacturers to develop a completely new segment of computing devices set to take on the traditional...

It is tablet PC-time everywhere else. So how could a nation which spans two continents and boasts of nine time-zones be left behind? Russian company, Rover Computers has shot a big bolt from the blue and served us with a new RoverPad. Wait, did I say “a new”? I actually meant “five”. Varying from 5-inch to 7-inch screen sizes, all the models (except for the one...

The newest entry in the tablet business is going great guns. Some time after it started working on a Windows 7 tablet PC, LG has announced plans for an Android version as well. Looks like LG is in for a lot of Android-fulness this year. Leaving no stone unturned in its pursuit to outrun rivals, most notably Samsung, LG has revealed plans for its new Google-centric tablet...