16 Comments

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   Twoopinions January 21, 2011

   A full list of the tablets that launched at #CES: http://www.shawndubravac.com/2011/01/201...
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   DeviceGuy January 24, 2011

   @Twoopinions Should we add a column for release date (if announced)? Wasn't sure if by " additional information" you just meant more models.
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   Twoopinions January 24, 2011

   @DeviceGuy yes, plans to add release date, price, etc.
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   Twoopinions January 24, 2011

   Nice work! wait..source is me: http://www.shawndubravac.com/2011/01/201... RT @crenk: all Tablets Launched CES11 http://goo.gl/fb/69icZ #noCite #digitalThievery
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   MarkC_ January 24, 2011

   @Twoopinions Wouldn't expect much else from a site that posts news updates on 4chan browser extensions...
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   pkohan January 26, 2011

   Seems like you missed a few...

   http://www.cobyusa.com/?p=pcat&pcat_id=1013
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   dvd January 26, 2011

   This is great. But needs a filter, so I can easily discover which Tablet is the right one for me. Plus a link to reviews on TechCrunch or Engadget or something like that.
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   Fredrik Olsson January 27, 2011

   This table need a column for date when each device is available!
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   Mister Snitch January 27, 2011

   That's a whole lotta companies screaming "ME TOO!". Some call it competition for Apple, and surely it is (although most of it will fall unmourned by the wayside - please recall all the "ME TOO!" iPod wannabes of yesteryear).

   But what this surge in product will do primarily is legitimize the move from PCs to tablets (for users with average needs- you hardcore Linux types need not get all lathered up over this). That's nothing but good news for the leader in this space, 'cause it takes a village to change a paradigm.
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    Barry January 27, 2011

    100 CES Tablets but it's still all about the iPad.
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    Nick Refuses January 27, 2011

    not gonna page through eight pages of the list. Why not let it scroll?
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    Nick Refuses January 27, 2011

    Odd,
    Post a comment and you get to see the whole list....
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    Gromit January 27, 2011

    Good list but it could have done with a couple more columns...

    COST and DATE AVAILABLE.

    I realise those fields may be hard to populate, but it would give us an indication of which are vaporware, which I suspect most are.
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    Cort Sims January 27, 2011

    Good list to keep to see in a year the survival of the fittest!
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    Peter January 27, 2011

    Many of the "Android" tablets listed will have different hardware configurations and therefore require different tablet software, none of which exists yet to bring them to life. In other words, many of them will be DOA. A successful product of this scale requires a sustainable competitive advantage. A year from now, we'll wonder what these people were thinking.
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    Samuraiartguy January 27, 2011

    Those of you pining for cost and availability entries in the table. Comes under "wouldn't it be nice?" The majority of these things are barely a rivet past vaporware. Wait a year and see which of these wanna-be's sees the light of day.

    For the moment, the NYTimes technology has a decent summary of the handful of actual contenders.

    http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/technology/personaltech/2010-tablet-computer-comparison.html