1. The brand new Amazon Kindle Fire. No surprise here. Amazon has been publicizing the heck out of this one. Looks like a solid little contender to the highly competitive tablet industry. As you can imagine, its not to put much of a dent into iPad sales, but the Nook should look out.
2. HP TouchPad Wi-Fi. Priced $200 less than the comparably equipped iPad, this webOS 3.0 based tablet has the look but can it keep up?
3. The Toshiba Thrive running Honeycomb 3.1 is another great contender with its 10.1 inch screen.
4. Motorola Zoom also runs Honeycomb and boasts a 10.1 inch screen.
5. Apple iPad 2, obviously running Mac OS with a 9.7 inch screen.
6. PanDigital 72-70FW. OK we are digging deep now. This smaller tablet is running Android 2.0 but at $84, it might make a great starter tablet.
7. Samsung Galaxy Tab. 10.1 inch screen running Android 3.1 Honeycomb this tablet looks sharp.
8. Surprise, its the iPad again. This time in black.
9. Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus is the smaller version of the Galaxy Tab.
10. OTA 7 inch Android 2.2. Maybe not as pretty as some of the others, at the starting price of $105, it might be a contender for those who can't justify spending $1,000 on an iPad.
2. HP TouchPad Wi-Fi. Priced $200 less than the comparably equipped iPad, this webOS 3.0 based tablet has the look but can it keep up?
3. The Toshiba Thrive running Honeycomb 3.1 is another great contender with its 10.1 inch screen.
4. Motorola Zoom also runs Honeycomb and boasts a 10.1 inch screen.
5. Apple iPad 2, obviously running Mac OS with a 9.7 inch screen.
6. PanDigital 72-70FW. OK we are digging deep now. This smaller tablet is running Android 2.0 but at $84, it might make a great starter tablet.
7. Samsung Galaxy Tab. 10.1 inch screen running Android 3.1 Honeycomb this tablet looks sharp.
8. Surprise, its the iPad again. This time in black.
9. Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus is the smaller version of the Galaxy Tab.
10. OTA 7 inch Android 2.2. Maybe not as pretty as some of the others, at the starting price of $105, it might be a contender for those who can't justify spending $1,000 on an iPad.
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