There is more news of the Transformer Prime recently and it also must simply be a point of time right up until that bad boy gets at the disposal of the masses. Here, I would like to give more latest information to help with all the ogling also to keep your crave heading a bit. With a recent screen-shot we can easily go to a pair of Asus Eee Pad TF201 products operating the AnTuTu benchmark app offering some quite high ratings.

The graph and or chart shows a regular 1.4 GHz tab’s outcomes but when you’ll be aware the top end result, it’s a Transformer Prime which is 1.6 GHz confirming a max rating of 12872. Damn! The actual device exhibiting the 7596 outcomes is really a Transformer TF101. As well as while benchmarks would be the end all and become the entire device’s overall performance, they may be a great starting place. This ought to be enough as a bit of a taste of the items the brand new Kal-El chipset can perform. Keep tuned since we carry on and find out a lot more for the gadget until finally its launch. Don’t forget to write your comment below.

Are you a Indian and looking for an Tablet PC? If so iBall is waiting for you. iBall, a well-known and revolutionary Indian IT firm, is getting into  the tablet PC market having the iBall Slide. Notice that awesome dude here in this post!!! That’s my and also most of the indians favorite hero Hrithik Roshan, an actor exactly who is supporting to promote this brand new gadget. On its way in at 13,995 Rupee (around $307) this must be a excellent price range gadget for India. The product also offers a good number of ports as well although it’s a little bit too much device vs. screen for me. I know Hrithik Roshan in that post attracts you to see the features of the device. Don’t forget to leave your comment.

• 1 GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor
• Android 2.3 Gingerbread
• 8 GB built in Memory
• MicroSD Slot up to 32GB expandable
• Multi touch 7-inch WVGA (800×480) display
• 2MP front camera
• 4400 mAh lithium-ion battery
• WiFi and bluetooth with A2DP
• 3G data through USB dongle (purchased separately)
• HDMI out
• USB Host and OTG Ports

The Australians grabbed the opportunity at CES 2011 as well, when they displayed their tablet- Evolve III Maestro at Intel’s booth. The tablet runs on dual-processors namely Android and Windows 7 with 1.83GHz Atom N475 CPU inside. The slate will graduate to a dual-core Oak Trail CPU, and add MeeGo to the stack for a grand total of three operating systems this Q2 2011. What we know is that both Windows 7 and Android are getting eight and sixteen hours of battery life on the Oak Trail chip respectively, and the tablet weighs less than two pounds.

The tablet supports 10.1-inch screen, 1024 x 600 capacitive touch-screen, 2GB of DDR3 RAM, up to 32GB of solid state storage, 3G and 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi and a pair of full-size USB ports on one edge.

Insiders suggest the tablet will be priced at $500, and with the Oak Trail commanding expect an additional $100.

Watch the video below for a walkthrough of the slate.

Michael Dell revealed at Oracle conference in San Francisco this week that his company is working on a 7-inch Android powered tablet PC.
Earlier this year the Dell Streak 5-inch screen tablet was launched, which we assume is the base of the new DELL tablet. Apart from a large screen, the CEO did not divulge any further information.
The company also plans to sell Streak via the popular US electronics retail chain- Best Buy, beginning this October. It sure is a departure from Dell’s regular marketing strategy.
Just when we thought the new tablet PC market was saturated, Dell UK surprised us, touchscreen tablet PC shipments are expected to top 15.4 million units in 2010.
Analysts at iSuppli forecast an increase to 76.7 million units by 2012, with companies like CES 2011 and BlackBerry launching interesting new tablets and devices like BlackPad’ 7-inch screen tablet in the near future.

[via: The Wall Street Journal]

I can’t even believe myself when I saw the news that Aigo spotted with a  sexy 7-inch N700 tablet packs Android 2.1 and Tegra 2. Get down with your bad self. Quite frankly, we never anticipated Aigo / Patriot to come through with a me-too tablet that actually made us take a second glance, but darn if this one isn’t quite the looker. And that’s before you’ve even had a moment to digest the specifications sheet. According to new details surfacing in China, this 7-inch machine will hum along on a 1GHz ARM Cortex A9 processor and feature NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 graphics chipset. There’s also 512MB of DDR2 memory, an 800 x 480 pixel multitouch display, 4/16/32GB of inbuilt storage, a USB socket, microSD slot, HDMI output, inbuilt WiFi, optional 3G WWAN, audio in / out and a 3,120mAh battery. Android 2.1 will be the OS of choice, but crucial details surrounding price and availability are sorely missing. Call us crazy, but we’ll actually be keeping an eye out for specifics on both.
We just assume that the device may in fact be a Compal NAZ-10 in disguise, and there is nothing to worry, I think everything will be in daylight when you click YouTube video , it’ll boast 16 hours of HD video playback on a single charge and a $300 price tag. Can you say “tempting?”

Dell the world leading smart device manufacturer claimed they are going to uncovered three new Android supported devices appearing in the slide are a netbook/tablet hybrid (Sparta), a sub 2 pound netbook (Athens), and finally an HD version of the previously leaked Looking Glass tablet.

The Sparta going to be a new exchangeable form factor with its screen capable of rotating within the frame. The rest of the specs are fairly standard netbook fare with a 1024 x 768 TFT screen, an Arm processor, Wifi, Bluetooth, and optional 3G. The Sparta is targeted for launch this Fall and could come sporting either Android or Moblin.

The Athens shares the Sparta’s internals, but offers a more traditional netbook body. The sub-2 pound weight is fairly impressive here as Dell’s current 10″ netbook offering comes in at 2.6 pounds, so they’ve added an inch to the screen while shaving over half a pound off the total weight. The Athens is slotted for release in time for the holiday season.

The most attractive Looking Glass Pro; the “Pro” moniker carries with it an upgraded HD screen resolution and an optional TV tuner, but otherwise it matches up with the already leaked Looking Glass. You’ll probably notice in the slide that the “LG Pro” appears with a dotted line around it unlike the others which may suggest that the Q1 2010 release timeframe is tentative.

The Engadget stated out that there are a number of details that point to this being a possibly quite old roadmap so it should probably be taken with a grain of salt. Some of the outdated references include; Bender which was the original name for the Astro File Manager, Windows Mobile rather than Windows Phone 7, and finally Moblin in place of MeeGo.

I think the Sparta be the wild card in the group; I’m looking for with high curiosity  to hear what everyone think of that form factor.