Anybody here who has been eyeing the Fujitsu Lifebook T580, well it’s your lucky day. Said tablet netbook is now available for sale from the Fujitsu online store. For those who are not aware of the Fujitsu Lifebook T580, let me just inform you that it’s a 10.1-inch tablet PC which weighs 3 lbs and more »

As we had expected, the Eee PC T101MT has come available here in the US. Getting the pricing out of the way, you can expect to pay somewhere in the ballpark of $500 depending on the retailer. Or to be a little more specific, you can pay $498.50 if you choose to make that purchase more »

Yesterday we learned that Dynamism was soon going to begin selling the Viliv S10 Blade here in the US. In fact they have the S10 Blade listed as “available soon” in seven different configurations. But what they did not tell us was the pricing, well, aside from that it will be starting at $699. Thankfully more »

Tablet, or convertible style PC’s are pretty trendy right now, and one of those is the Viliv S10 Blade. Well, the good news here is that it looks like the S10 Blade will soon be available for those in the US. According to Dynamism, the Viliv S10 Blade is going to retail beginning at $699 more »

The FCC has revealed yet another device, and this time its the Gateway EC18T convertible tablet. Unfortunately, like all FCC listings we are still not sure when this will be available for purchase, but given this listing and the leaks that we originally saw back in October it appears like that release date may be more »

We first got a good look at the Eee PC T91 tablet back at CES, however since then any release information has remained a mystery. Unfortunately, we still do not have an exact release date to offer up, but the recent FCC appearance does mean it is that much closer to becoming available. Sadly though, more »

Asus continues to show off new models in the ever expanding Eee PC lineup, and this latest makes some nice additions feature-wise. The newest model to get shown off is the Eee PC 1000HG and it will feature support for IEEE 802.16e, WAVE2 and Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n in the 2.4GHz~2.7GHz and 5.1GHz~5.8GHz bands. Although I am more »

Along with the S121, Jerry Shen also unveiled the upcoming convertible Eee PC. The new model which still has not had a release date announced will be the Eee PC T91. While most of the specs were not yet announced, we can tell you that it will feature an 8.9-inch multi-touch display, an Intel Atom more »

HP is rolling out their newest TouchSmart and it’s a Tablet PC. What’s the big deal? Well, Gadgetell got a chance to actually play with the HP TouchSmart TX2 and it is really something.

At first blush, the TX2 looks like a standard Tablet PC with a hinge that allows the entire 12.1-inch screen to be turned around and folded down for a slate style experience. The real fun is in the touch screen which is capacitive and not resistive; that means you don’t have to press the screen very hard for the computer to register inputs. A simple tap to the screen is enough for the TX2.

Multi-touch

The laptop supports multi-touch input as well. While Windows Vista doesn’t do multi-touch yet, HP has built this technology into the drivers. The multi-touch inputs are translated into keystroke commands so you can have multi-touch beyond HP’s MediaSmart software.

Plenty more including more pics and lots of specs after the break.

Here’s another announcement of new PC’s loaded with Intel’s Centrino 2 processor, this time its from Fujitsu with their new LifeBook tablet PC’s, the LifeBook T5010 and LifeBook T1010. Both models have 13.3-inch widescreen displays and are said to be the lightest convertibles in the market sporting the that size display. The LifeBook T5010 weighs only 4.5 pounds while the LifeBook T1010 weighs 5.3-pounds.

Both of these Tablet PCs have a bi-directional display hinge that would let you turn the screen in both directions for added flexibility. In addition, these notebooks feature the next-generation Intel wireless draft-N or Atheros N which are touted as three times faster than the usual 802.11n-based wireless connectivity. Both notebooks also come with an option to have a Bluetooth v2.1 and optional wireless WAN for additional wireless connectivity features.The T5010 and T1010 both come with spill-resistant keyboards and are equipped with the Fujitsu Shock Sensor for protecting their hard drives from damage due to sudden jolt or drop.