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The memory-tech pioneer Samsung announced to produce 8Gb low powered LPDDR4 mobile DRAM on large scale. The production will be based on its flagship 20nm process technology which will open the door for 4GB RAM in mobile devices very soon.

Now a days, tablet makers have inclined to invent bigger tablets. Until now, we have seen many bigger screen tablets. But lately, Fuhu, the company that builds child-focused gadgets, has unveiled two of the world's biggest Android tablets.

Around two months ago, HP announced that it would launch its Android based SlateBook x2 this year. And now HP has finally launched SlateBook x2. It packs Nvidia's latest Tegra 4 processor and can be used as either a tablet or a laptop.

Last month, Japanese electronics company Toshiba introduced a line of 3 new Android tablets with prices ranging from $300 to $600. But they all had one thing in common: 10-inch displays. And now the folks at Notebook Italia have spotted that Toshiba is working on a 7-inch low-cost tablet.

Tawainese device maker and app developer BungBungame has shown off a wonderful 10.1-inch (25.4-cm) Android tablet named Kalos at the Computex in Taipei. The tablet comes with impressive hardware stuff. In fact, it could be the best choice for those who are looking for a latest Android tablet.

Usually the tablets found in the market cost more than $100. But online retailer Walmart has started selling Hisense Sero 7-inch Android tablets from $99!

Hewlett-Packard (HP) announced its 7-inch Android tablet Slate 7 in February at MWC 2013. Last Tuesday, HP announced that it is going to bring two new Android tablets, SlateBook x2 and Split x2. The two hybrid tablets/notebooks will join HP's 11.6-inch ENVY x2 to make a new x2 family.

Rumors regarding HP's re-entry into the mobile arena have been vague. Until now, HP seemed to have no plans of venturing into the tablet or smartphone market again. But now, rumors are abound that the company is readying both an Android tablet and a smartphone which will be released later this year.

At present the tablets such as iPad Mini, Surface RT, and Google Nexus 10 in the market cost over $300. But those users who want to use tablets but don't wish to spend $300 on a tablet, what will they do? Certainly they will try to find a less cheaper tablet which is very hard to find. But the good news is recently ARCHOS has unveiled an 8 inch…

Sony bring Xperia S, a powerful tablet, also an universal remote, with one-touch control of your TV, cable box and more. Powered by Android's latest operating system v4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich. Featuring all the specifications for unlimited entertainment in your hands with a high level of performance. Check the specifications below for more.