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Folks are waiting for the first Android tablet to hit retail (not the oversized / undersized Dell Streak, mind you, but an iPad-sized one). It won't be an HTC tablet, we now know. On Friday, Eric Lin, Global PR and online community manager for HTC, said this about HTC and tablets: "We are always looking at it, but, right now, the whole idea is that in order to be successful with a tablet, you need to have something compelling. And not just a compelling form factor. [...] You’ve seen how, at Computex, there were 80 different Android tablets. So if we just release an Android tablet, then we’re one of 81 [...] Whereas, if we have a compelling feature, a really compelling use, anything like that, then it’ll help us to stand out." Apple seems to have already defined the tablet PC market, but in order to pull (drag?) folks away from the iPad, you do need a compelling product. That appears to be happening in terms of Android vs. the iPhone, and HTC is key among the OEMs devel...

Folks are waiting for the first Android tablet to hit retail (not the oversized / undersized Dell Streak, mind you, but an iPad-sized one). It won't be an HTC tablet, we now know. On Friday, Eric Lin, Global PR and online community manager for HTC, said this about HTC and tablets: "We are always looking at it, but, right now, the whole idea is that in order to be successful with a tablet, you need to have something compelling. And not just a compelling form factor. [...] You’ve seen how, at Computex, there were 80 different Android tablets. So if we just release an Android tablet, then we’re one of 81 [...] Whereas, if we have a compelling feature, a really compelling use, anything like that, then it’ll help us to stand out." Apple seems to have already defined the tablet PC market, but in order to pull (drag?) folks away from the iPad, you do need a compelling product. That appears to be happening in terms of Android vs. the iPhone, and HTC is key among the OEM...

MSI has been working on a slate PC or a two for a while. The company even showed off some tablet prototypes at CES in January. But that was before the 'magical and revolutionary' iPad hit the streets. iPad has already established itself as the device to beat in the tablet space so much so that HP even shelved its tablet plans. But it looks like MSI is undeterred by the success of Apple. The

An insider at HP has indicated that a webOS tablet bearing the code name HP Hurricane could be released in the third quarter of this year. Less than a fortnight ago, there were reports that HP had shelved its Windows 7 tablet PC. The company apparently wasn't all that impressed with the performance of Windows 7 on its prototype touch tablet. This all goes down well with what we heard and saw over

In several countries including the UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Japan and Switzerland Apple will start taking iPad pre-orders on May 10th. The tablets should reach the buyers on May 28th.UK prices for the tablet range from £429 to £669 depending on your configuration. Prices in other European countries range from €479 to €779. The base model of iPad with no 3G costs $499