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Android-Based Gaming Tablet Is In Work

GameStop’s gaming tablet search has turned up a slate, according to company president Tony Bartel with the retailer currently testing the Android-based slate and readying a custom controller and the unnamed tablet as a GameStop certified gaming platform to GamesIndustry. It sounds like he found that perfect tablet in the OEM market and the tablet will also reportedly allow you to stream console games, care of Spawn Labs technology. Expect the hardware to come pre-loaded with a handful of games, and to have a focus on an OnLive-like, cloud-based gaming platform and the GameStop-made tab could also see third-party exclusives head to the platform, crafted with its controller interface in mind……………

ARCHOS 101 Android Powered Internet Tablet 8GB

Offering a unique tablet design with the latest Android operating system, the ARCHOS 101 Internet tablet features a 10.1-inch multi-touch display with pinch-and-zoom capabilities, a fast 1. GHz processor for fast web browsing, HD multimedia playback, and multitasking across applications. With the Android 2.2 OS (dubbed “Froyo”), the ARCHOS 101 provides support for the Adobe Flash 10.1 player, enabling you to view the web and streaming video sites without compromise.

Coby Kyros 4 GB 7-Inch Touchscreen And Android 2.2 Powered Tablet

Connect to the world through the touch of a fingertip. The Kyros MID7024 Tablet is a powerful and flexible Internet and Entertainment solution that features a generous 7 inch touch screen with intuitive controls powered by the Android 2.2 operating system. Browse the web wirelessly or enjoy media on a sleek and stylish media device. Enjoy 1080P HD videos, photos, music, and more in the comfort of your living room when connected to your TV via HDMI. The Kyros has 4GB of built-in internal memory and features a microSD card slot for upgrading the capacity to up to 32GB. It comes equipped with a built-in front-facing camera and microphone for capturing those special moments.

Pandigital Announced A Line Of Android Media Tablets

Pandigital is expanding its line of low cost Android tablets and is embracing its tablet side with a new range of devices including the Pandigital Planet, Nova and Star. The three 7-inch devices priced below $200 and although Android purists and enthusiasts might look elsewhere for Honeycomb support. The devices could do quite well in the unfolding tablet market thanks to their budget-friendly price points and it’s also possible that Pandigital’s upcoming fourth flagship tablet could be running Honeycomb……………

Notion Ink’s New Adam 2 Android Tablet Coming On December 2011

Notion Ink bring their New Android Tablet Adam 2 with a 1 GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core processor will be available in December 2011. According to Notion Ink CEO Rohan Shravan who confirmed that date in a recent interview. The Adam 2 will most probably make a splash at CES next January in Las Vegas.

Panasonic Android-Based Raboo UT-PB1 E-Book Tablet Now Official

Panasonic is jumping in on the Android eReader game with the announcement of a new slate-style device called Raboo and the device has more in common with the Nook Color than a traditional tablet. This Android-based e-book reader features Android 2.2, a 7-inch 1024×600 display, 8GB of internal memory and 1.3MP web cam and also sports slots microSD/SDHC compatibility and a USB port. This device don’t have the support of Android Market and those in Japan can pick it up for the equivalent of $445 US starting August 10th………….

New MSI Android Gingerbread Tablet Passes Through FCC

A low-end Android tablet from MSI flying through the FCC as fast as its single-core 1GHz Cortex A8 CPU and 512MB of RAM. Inside you’ll find Bluetooth and WiFi antennas, as well as enough room for a full-sized SD card and this model only supports sizes up to 8GB. Up front you’ll find a camera for video chatting and a 10-inch screen sporting a rather uninspiring 800×480 resolution……………

Panasonic’s Android Powered e-Book Tablet For The Japanese Market

At e-Book Expo Tokyo, Panasonic exhibited an e-book tablet that’s currently being developed. This tablet will support e-commerce site Rakuten’s e-book store, which will open in early August.