RIM BlackBerry PlayBook tablet

Tablets, tablets and more tablets. During the annual BlackBerry Developer Conference at Research In Motion (RIM), CEO Mike Lizardis announced that they'll be releasing their own tablet, aptly named the "PlayBook". Joining Lizardis in the keynote speech is QNX (recently acquired by BlackBerry) founder Dan Dodge, saying that "QNX is going to enable things that you have never seen before". This is because the tablet will be running the BlackBerry Tablet OS which QNX developed. This platform will enable OpenGL, POSIX, Flash content via Flash 10.1 as well as HTML 5 web standards support. Dodge also added that the PlayBook will also be "an incredible gaming platform for publishers and the players." Teased? Full information after the jump.

As for dimensions, the PlayBook will be at 7.6 x 5.1 inches and only 0.4-inches thick, weighing 400g. It uses a 7-inch, using a capacitive multi-touch display having a resolution of 1024x600, powered by a Cortex A9-based 1GHz dual core CPU - making the company declare that it will be the fastest tablet ever. It also houses 1GB of RAM and for the mandatory camera/telephony functionality, has a 3-megapixel front camera while 5-megapixels at the back. For video playback, it is capable of 1080p HD, with HDMI ports. Connectivity is employed through MicroUSB connections, WiFi 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1

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The OS it uses is like a combination of your typical BlackBerry interface and that of the webOS for your multitasking needs. And as already mentioned, they're also emphasizing on the multimedia and gaming applications for your "first professional tablet", another moniker for this gadget. In terms of connectivity and integration with your BlackBerry smartphone, Lizardis terms the Playbook as an "amplification" of what's already in the former as it allows the display of data from your handset into the tablet without having to sync data.

http://www.techgeeze.com/2010/09/playbook-blackberry-tablet-is.html

Haleron X-Droid 10 Android tablet

Haleron has just released a new Android tablet called the X-Droid 10, the new tablet will come with Android 2.1. As for hardware specifications, we know that this model will use 10.1-inch TFT resistive touchscreen display and that supports 1024 x 600 resolution.
As for the processor, X-Droid 10 will be using a 1GHz ZT-180 ARM processor. The memory on board this device will be 256MB of DDR. On the other hand, X-Droid 10 comes with 2 to 32 GB of storage space and if that is not enough for your needs, you can always expand this further thanks to its microSD card slot.

This tablet comes with a 1.3-megapixel camera, but additionally you can add an extra webcam thanks to the USB slot, something not always seen in tablet PCs. The X-Droid 10 boasts 1080p full HD support and majority of audio and video file formats are supported. Besides that, this tablet has two speakers, audio jack, two USB ports, as well as Ethernet LAN and WiFi support.

http://www.gadgetlite.com/2010/09/25/haleron-x-droid-10-android-tablet/