Apple iPad 2 : le test ! Dell Inspiron Duo, netbook et tablette à la fois ! Galaxy Tab, un concurrent sérieux de l'iPad ? Test du Dell Streak : entre smartphone et tablette... Galerie d'images : 20 tablettes concurrentes de l'iPad, disponibles ou à venir - ZDNet.fr Image 1 sur 19 Archos 9 PC Tablet (disponible) Fer de lance de l’offensive d’Archos sur ce marché, cette tablette est assez similaire à la HP Slate. Dotée d’un écran de 8,9 pouces et vendue 500 dollars, son autonomie n’est aussi que de 5 heures. Avec sa béquille et son port Ethernet, elle joue presque au PC. Particularité, son écran est résistif et non capacitif et la 3G absente, de quoi en décourager certains. Le site ArchosLounge publie d'ailleurs des détails sur une future gamme de tablettes. Voir aussi notre diaporamaLes usages de la tablette iPad d’Apple
Google reportedly partners with LG to launch new Nexus Tablet Google is reportedly working on adding another product to its Nexus range of devices, partnering with LG to deliver a new Honeycomb-powered tablet device which could be released in the Summer. According to industry insider Eldar Murtazin, a man famed for his ability to get information we could only dream of obtaining, Google will introduce a new version of it’s Honeycomb operating system when it launches its own-branded tablet in partnership with LG, making the software available to partners only when the Google-branded device has hit the market. A Nexus tablet, if true, would signify Google’s desire compete with Apple and claim a larger piece of the tablet market, which is almost entirely dominated by the iPad. Also included in Murtazin’s report was the suggestion that Google will not allow tablets running Android 2.x to receive a Honeycomb upgrade in the future. Rumours of a Nexus tablet is hard to judge and we suggest holding on to see what materialises now speculation has begun.
La tablette HTC Scribe révélée en février ? HTC s'apprête apparemment à révéler sa première tablette sous Android, la Scribe. Le mois prochain aura lieu le salon MWC (Mobile World Congress) à Barcelone, et le constructeur HTC pourrait bien en profiter pour révéler au monde entier à quoi ressemble sa première tablette sous Android, si l’on en croit Digitimes, qui tient l’info d’un fournisseur de composants taiwanais. Autrement dit, ils n’étaient pas prêts pour le CES et ils vont essayer de rattraper le coup au MWC. La tablette HTC Scribe aurait un écran de 7 pouces et tournerait sous Honeycomb.Cela signifie qu’elle embarque obligatoirement un processeur dual core et gère une résolution écran d’au moins 1280 x 720 pixels. [Digitimes]
The Next Six Months Wednesday, 9 February 2011 HP today announced their answer to the iPad: the TouchPad — a name that, not coincidentally, is drawn from those of two best-selling iOS devices. The hardware is very iPad-like — similar dimensions, similar basic gist. But HP didn’t announce a price, and the ship date is “Planned availability this summer.” The iPad is a huge hit for Apple, and they seem on the cusp of releasing the second-generation iPad models.Android 3.0 is optimized for tablets, and actual shipping hardware is, apparently, coming very soon.The RIM Playbook looks genuinely interesting, and, supposedly, is coming soon-ish. The post-PC era has started, and the iPad blazed the trail. One startling omission from that list: Microsoft. The growth potential of this market is too big to be estimated. I think Apple sees it this way, too. Apple doesn’t announce much about what they’re going to do in the future. There are exceptions. So where does the iPad fit in? An iPad 2, fairly soon.