Fujitsu is launching a new 7 inch tablet in Japan. Its called the Stylistic M350/CA2, and as the awkward name would suggest, this tablet is aimed at enterprise customers rather than the general public. The table has a 7 inch, 1024 x 600 pixel display and a 6 hour battery and weighs and weighs about 0.9 pounds. It has 802.11b/g/n…

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The Cisco Cius tablet which launched this year is an Android tablet with an Intel Atom processor and a heavy emphasis on business. There’s an optional dock that lets you turn the tablet into an office phone, for instance. Right now Cisco offers a model with a 7 inch, 1024 x 600 pixel display, but CNET reports that next year…

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The Cisco Cius is a 7 inch tablet for enterprise. It has a 1024 x 600 pixel display, a 1.6 Ghz Intel Atom processor, runs Google Android, and has custom, business-friendly software including remote desktop apps and software that lets your company’s IT department manage your device remotely and even build a customized app store experience. Since the Cisco Cius…

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The Motorola XOOM may have been the first tablet to run Android 3.0 Honeycomb, but Motorola is taking a different approach with a new tablet called the ET1. It’s a 7 inch tablet for the enterprise market. The Motorola ET1 has a 1 GHz dual core processor, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of storage, and runs Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread. It has a…

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At first glance the Ricoh eQill looks like just another eReader with an E Ink display. But it’s actually an enterprise tablet designed to fit into a paperless (or at least paper-less) office. The idea is that the eQuill connects to your server over WiFi or 3G and lets you read and sign documents without wasting any paper. It’s not a…

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The Cisco Cius is a 7 inch Android tablet aimed at enterprise users. AT&T has already announced plans to offer a version with an HSPA+ module for connecting to the carrier’s mobile broadband network. Now Verizon has announced that it will also offer the tablet to enterprise and government customers, and the company says in the US you’ll be able…

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This morning Cisco unveiled AppHQ, a new app store for the Cisco Cius tablet. The company followed up the initial launch with a roundtable event to discuss the tablet and the new software platform for the device. The Cisco Cius is a 7 inch Android tablet based on a design by OpenPeak. But it’s built to be a business-oriented device…

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The Cisco Cius tablet is an enterprise tablet which runs Google Android as well as Cisco software for web conferencing, chatting, and making video calls. The tablet is aimed at customers looking for mobile devices which can be used with your work network. The company says early customers include CDW, Verizon, and Nottingham University Hospitals. Now Cisco is also launching…

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Lenovo is expected to launch a 10 inch Android tablet in the US this summer. It may be called the LePad or the Lenovo IdeaPad K1. But it’s definitely a consumer oriented device. But according to the Wall Street Journal, Lenovo will also introduce a 10 inch Android tablet aimed at enterprise customers later this summer, probably around August. The…

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AT&T has announced it will begin offering the Cisco Cius 7 inch tablet this fall. The tablet, which is designed by OpenPeak runs a version of the Google Android operating system, but will also run Cisco and AT&T software for HD video communication and other business applications. Cisco and AT&T are positioning the Cius as a business device, first and…

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Cisco has been positioning its upcoming Cius tablet as an enterprise device, but if a new TV spot from the company is anything to go by, it may soon be available to the general public as well. The ad shows a number of different people using the Cius tablet to make video calls, and not one of those people are…

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Cisco quietly began taking orders for the Cisco Cius tablet this month. If you haven’t heard much about it, that’s because you’re probably not a corporate IT department. The company isn’t offering the tablet through retail channels, but instead advises customers to contact their “Cisco field representative” or channel reseller. The tablet will begin shipping this month. Wider availability could…

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