Packard Bell brings it’s Honeycomb-based Liberty Tab

You didn’t think that Acer wouldn’t be sharing some of its new tablets with its still-kicking Packard Bellsubsidiary, did you? The latter has now debuted the Liberty Tab, its own spin on Acer’s Iconia Tab A500. As you might expect, however, there aren’t many differences beyond the name, with this one packing the same styling

Ainol’s Honeycomb Tablet with a Cortex A9 processor?

Tablet makers Ainol are buzy making a new Honeycomb Tablet with a Cortex A9 Processor, 3G and WiFi Connectivity, 1,280 x 800 IPS display of unspecified size, HDMI Output and MicroSD Support! This new Ainol’s tablet expected to release next moth and is also Buttons-laden!

LG Optimus Pad releases on March 31st in Japan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Japan’s NTT DOCOMO just announced a March 31st retail offering of LG’s Optimus Pad. The Android-based tablet features a 8.9-inch 1280 x 768 pixel screen! And is commonly known as the G-Slate! Besides its 1GHz dual-core Tegra 2 processor and internationally compatible 3G data and GPS, the Optimus Pad’s most noteworthy features are

“Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 and new Galaxy Tab 10.1: thinner than the iPad 2, dual-core power, TouchWiz 4.0”

 

“You know who took the iPad 2 launch pretty seriously? Samsung, that’s who. Just as we had heard, the company’s executives were impressed by Apple’s ability to slim down its tablet and, well, it turns out that it took it as a challenge to come up with some thinner tablets of its own. That’s right, in addition to theSamsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 that we have seen repeatedly teased over the last few weeks the company’s announcing a totally revamped Galaxy Tab 10.1, and both slates are incredibly thin yet very well spec’d. On top of that, both will be the first Honeycomb tablets to stray from the pure Android 3.0 experience and add what Samsung’s taken to calling its TouchWiz UX or TouchWiz 4.0