It looks like the Dell Latitude 10 isn’t the only Windows 8 tablet Dell is working on. The folks at Neowin got another leaked product slide — this time showing a tablet that converts into a notebook called the Dell XPS 12. The XPS 12 reportedly features a 12.5 inch display and a thin and light design with a case…
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Samsung appears to be preparing an updated version of its 7 inch Galaxy Tab. While the company has been pushing its new 10.1 inch and upcoming 8.9 inch tablets this summer, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 inch tablet was one of the first high profile Android devices to hit the market way back in 2010. But that tablet is starting…
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Update: Samsung says the leaked roadmap is inaccurate… without saying which details aren’t accurate. We’re still waiting for Samsung to bring the 8.9 inch version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab to market, but according to the folks at Lithuanian site Mobili linija Samsung already has a few new 7 inch models in the works. I’m going to take this news…
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Sony may be preparing to launch its first Android tablet this fall… at least in the UK. The folks at This is My Next have had a chance to peek at some leaked documents suggesting that Sony Centre stores in the UK will start taking pre-orders for the Sony S1 tablet on September 1. There’s no word on how much…
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For the last few years a web site called Macles has been one of the most reliable sources of leaked information about Acer Aspire One netbooks and related mini-laptops. The anonymous blogger behind the site has announced that it’s closing soon. The archives will remain online, but there will be no more posts. But Macles is going out on a…
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We already know that Dell is working on a new 10 inch Android tablet, and there’s evidence that the company is already testing the device behind closed doors. Now the folks at Tweakers.net have posted what may be some of the first images of the tablet, along with detailed specifications. The tablet reportedly has a 1 GHz NVIDIA Tegra T20…
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A few leaks and rumors about Nokia’s future plans are making the rounds this morning. First up is a Nokia Communicator device that looks a bit like a Nintendo 3DS thanks to its two screens and 3D display technology. This device looks like something Nokia is actually considering, having shown up in a patent application from the company. That doesn’t…
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We already knew that Lenovo was working on an Android tablet called the LePad, as well as a Windows 7 tablet with an Intel Atom chip and stylus support. But now the folks at This is My Next have obtained a document suggesting that Lenovo is also prepping an Android 3.0 tablet as part of its ThinkPad line of business-oriented…
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Google Android may be busy taking over the handset market and making a run for the tablet space. But it’s not the only mobile operating system Google is cooking up. The company has been working on Chrome OS, a Linux-based operating system based around the Google Chrome web browser since at least 2009. It’s just taking a little while for…
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HP is expected to officially introduce a webOS tablet (or two) at an event on February 9th. But the company can’t seem to stop leaking documents which are stealing a bit of thunder from that upcoming announcement. Today’s leak come courtesy of PreCentral, which managed to snag a spec sheet and some more photos of a new 9.7 inch webOS…
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Yesterday Computer World reported that Acer was developing an Android tablet with an Intel Sandy Bridge processor and that the company would be scaling back its netbook plans to make room for tablets. Today Acer says neither of those things is quite true. In a statement released today, Acer says that the role of personal computers is evolving and that…
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We’ve been hearing rumors that cellphone maker Nokia was planning to launch a new tablet for a few months. The latest update comes courtesy of DigiTimes, which reports that the tablet could ship in the fourth quarter of 2010. This isn’t an official announcement yet, so take it with a grain of salt. But DigiTimes says that it looks like…
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