Arnova is a brand name under Archos so most of the tablets in the Arnova line-up are basically lifted from respective Archos tablets. Such is the case of the Arnova 7 G2 tablet, a second-generation Arnova tablet targeted towards the mass-market.
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Lenovo’s very own Android Honeycomb tablet has been in the market for more than a couple months already. It’s the first Android tablet that came from the brand that’s strong in the PC market but still untested in the growing tablet market. Check out our full review of the Lenovo IdeaPad K1 after the jump.
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From our recent visit to Singapore for the Sony year-end event, we checked out the Sony Tablet S in one of their concept stores at the Wisma Atria. We asked the reps why this hasn’t been launched in the Philippines and the quickest answer we got is that the regional office is the one the decides.
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So Samsung Philippines finally shipped the Galaxy Tab 8.9 to the Philippines last week, following the success of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 released earlier. It was supposed to arrive last August but got delayed due to lack of supply.
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We first saw the 7-inch Acer Iconia Tab A100 a month ago in Hong Kong. It’s now available in the Philippines and selling in stores for under Php18k.
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Aside from that 5.3-incher Galaxy Note that Samsung announced, they’re also re-introducing the 7-inch tablet — this time, it comes with a stunning 7.7-inch Super AMOLED Plus display — the Galaxy Tab 7.7 P6800.
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The rumored HTC Puccini has now been officially revealed by AT&T in the United States as the 10-inch Honeycomb tablet called the HTC Jetstream.
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Even before the first 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab has officially arrived in the Philippines, Samsung Mobile announced yet another upgrade to the model with high-speed LTE support and a faster processor.
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Contrary to our earlier report about the LG Optimus Pad coming to the Philippines, it appears LG Philippines has decided not to officially release it in the country.
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Lenovo’s very own Tegra 2 Android tablet (IdeaPad K1) is now up for pre-order at Amazon.com. The 10-incher will have a base price of $499 once it is ship but you can reserve one now.
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