CTIA 2011 Android Tablet Review

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CTIA 2011 Android Tablet Review

By scott raymond March 27, 2011, 8:40 PM PDT

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ntAsus EeePad Transformer 10.1″ tablet, without keyboard

ntAsus EeePad Transformer 10.1″ tablet, with keyboard dock

ntAcer Iconia Tab W500 10.1″ device with keyboard dock

ntAcer Iconia Tab A501 10.1″ device, does not come with keyboard dock like the W500

ntSprint HTC Evo View 4G 7″ tablet, based on the HTC Flyer

ntHTC Flyer 7″ tablet

ntLG G-Slate 8.9″ tablet by T-Mobile

ntLG G-Slate tablet by T-Mobile, rear view, showing dual cameras for 3D recording

ntRIM BlackBerry PlayBook 7″ tablet

ntSamsung Galaxy Tab 8.9″ and 10.1″ models

ntSide view of the Galaxy Tab models. .2mm thinner than the Apple iPad2, making them the thinnest tablets currently in production.

ntSamsung Galaxy Tab 10.1″ tablet

ntAlthough not a major presence at CTIA this year, Motorola’s new 10.1″ Xoom tablet was still on hand for review

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