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Whilst there has been a magnitude of tablet devices being announced and launched over the last few weeks, Gigabyte have been quietly working in the background and have now staked their own small claim to fame by announcing a 10.1-inch (1024×600) multi-touch capacitive touch-screen slate PC: the...

It's been raining tablets here at CES 2011 . No seriously, it as if the sky has opened up in Vegas and dropped touchscreen slabs with Android and Windows 7 operating systems on our heads. It's been nearly impossible to keep track of the number of tablets released and the details we've learned...

It takes a great (and aggressively handsome) man to admit when he was wrong. And I may have been wrong about Windows 7 as a tablet OS. For a while, it seemed like we'd never see a product that had a... More...

So, here's an interesting tale. That render that Ocosmos teased us with at the front-end of this week? The version with the slide-out QWERTY keyboard has been nixed, so those hoping and praying for a release date on that one can keep right on dreaming. But the other units are mighty real, and...

Lawrence Latif, V3.co.uk , Friday 7 January 2011 at 14:55:00 Latest offering is similar to LePad with addition of more heavyweight OS Lenovo has shown off a 10in tablet dubbed the IdeaPad Slate, which is similar to the LePad announced on the eve of CES but runs Windows 7. Unlike the LePad, the...

Today at the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas Microsoft unveiled the Touch Mouse, a new multitouch mouse designed for Windows 7. More...

From the CES keynote tonight, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is annoucing a lineup of Windows 7 tablets. We’ve been expecting an annoucement about Windows tablets for a few weeks. In fact, tablets seem to be something of… Link Removed

Netbook pioneer Asustek Computer unveiled four new tablet devices on Tuesday, including the 10.1-inch touchscreen Eee Pad Slider with the latest version of Google's Android mobile OS, Honeycomb, and the 12-inch touchscreen Eee Slate E121, which has Microsoft's Windows 7 OS. More...

Asus started CES 2011 off with a bang by announcing four new tablets with each one targeted for a specific user segment. Three of the tablets will run Android 3.0, codenamed Honeycomb, with the company’s proprietary MyWave overlay, while a fourth will have a full version of Windows 7. The...

Last year's Best of CES winner has returned as an official product with actual specs: it's a Windows 7 laptop/Android tablet hybrid Originally posted at CES 2011 More...

Asus, the netbook pioneer, is joining a growing list of companies in introducing several tablets at CES. At least two are expected to run Android 2.4. Link Removed

MSI had a CES preview yesterday in Taipei and we got our hands... More...

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We can't say for sure just yet, but we're starting to get the feeling that we're going to see lots of tablets at CES . The latest to join the party is Viliv , which has just announced that it will be showing off its new Android-based X7 and X10 tablets, along with the Windows 7-based X70 "slate"...

Steve Ballmer has promised us Windows 7 tablets in time for Christmas, and this is just what where going to get. Say hello to the ExoPC. The ExoPC, a Windows 7 tablet, is to be sold in partnership with Microsoft straight from its Windows store. The ExoPC is the first of many ushering in a wave...

Apple products get a lot of play on Christmas wish lists, and for good reason. Who wouldn't want to wake up to find a new iPod stuffed into their stocking toe, or unwrap an iPad from under the Christmas tree? More...

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Word on the street is that Microsoft plans to announce a Windows-powered iPad contender at next month's Consumer Electronics Show. More...

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So what if the Libretto exited the common consciousness almost as quickly as it entered it while the Folio 100 was bad enough to get its major UK retailer to discontinue it ? Toshiba promised it'd have a family of tablets for us by the end of 2011's first quarter and the plan apparently hasn't...