Toshiba is getting more and more into the android tablet market as they announced today that they have been working on a new 7-inch Android tablet that features a HD touchscreen. The tablet gives consumers another option besides Toshiba’s many series of laptops and its current 10 inch Android tablet.

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LIke we had talked about earlier this week, Motorola has been working on a 7-inch Android tablet which, we now know, is set to hit stores in November. This will be the company’s 2nd tablet to hit the market, after the Xoom that didn’t make such a big “boom” when it came out. A 10.1-inch version will follow and come out in December, just in time for Christmas, says a Chinese reports. Compal is the company that helped with the design of the smaller tablet notes the Commercial Times.Motorola, on the other hand, has been building its larger XOOM-replacement in their own shops. Sadly, neither of the two is expected to run the latest Ice Cream Sandwich operating system. Continue Reading

Amazon’s public relation firm has sent out an invitation to different media networks to announce a press conference that will most likely talk about there upcoming android tablet they have been working on for the past year. Continue Reading

Mezeo Software , a company that leads it’s competitors in the cloud storage management industry, has published that it will be offering new Android tablet and smartphone clients to their already popular service. Mezeo will be showing a live demo of its new Android client at the Hosting and Cloud Transformation Summit – North America, which will be held at the Bellagio in Las Vegas this coming week. The Android client should be publicly available to download in October.

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This is a good tablet for the money and is recommended for anyone wanting to buy a cheaper tablet compared to the brand names that cost $400-$500.

The video is a quick overview/review of this tablet:

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Currently, 99% of all Android tablets use an onscreen keyboard which is included in android but for many people used to working with a real keyboard, the set of onscreen keys does not feel right and slows down typing speed. For these reasons and for these consumers, ASUS has launched the Eee Pad Slider SL101 which is the first of its kind, this 10 inch Android tablet offers a full QWERTY slide-out keyboard. This $479 device also includes a bright IPS screen (which is also rare on tablets), a full-size USB port (for connecting an external storage drive or mouse), and a pretty slick chassis. Are these features good enough to justify the 2.1 lbs weight? Is the typing experience a lot better then on other android tablets on the market?

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An unknown Motorola tablet has been spotted in a picture that ended up in the hands of This Is My Next. The spotted tablet seems be thinner and smaller than the current 10inch Xoom tablet that is currently being sold. Continue Reading

You are looking for an android tablet, you have saved up a bit of money and searching around, you have found some cheap chinese Android tablet that you are interested in buying. Let’s take a look on why that is a pretty bad decision and why you should wait to get a brand name tablet instead, even if they cost a bit more.

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