EROS 2 tablet packs next-gen ION GPU.

EROS’ new tablet, EROS 2 is now coming and compared to its predecessor, Eros, it features a bigger 11.6-inch HD resistive display packing 1366×768 pixels. Weighing-in at 1kg, the device runs Windows 7 OS and is powered by an Atom N450 processor.

It is one of the few tablets out there to boast Nvidia ION 2 GPU, 3x USB 2.0 ports, and even an HDMI-out! However, for storage, you get a meager 16GB SSD and 1GB RAM. The tablet is more like a netbook without a hardware keyboard, except for the fact that it costs shamelessly more – 450 dollars and 550 dollars for the non-ION and ION version respectively. There is also a Celeron SU2300 version that will cost you 590 dollars. Expect the official launch in a month or so.

Nvidia Tegra 2 reference tablet design

Nvidia has shown off its new tablet design that is based on the new dual-core Tegra 250 CPU. This tablet features a 9.7-inch display packed in a fatigued plastic chassis. This new Tegra runs at 1GHz clock speed.

Despite having the same clock speed as the Apple A4 iPad processor, the Tegra runs 23 percent faster and has 1GB RAM – 4 times more than the iPad! It also sports a camera and 2x USB ports

MSI Tablet PC coming soon

MSI is working on a Tegra based tablet that is scheduled to be out in the second half of 2010. Rumored to be priced at $500, the MSI Tablet will feature a 10-inch touchscreen display. It will have build in Wi-Fi and will launched with a variety of configurations to choose from.

Conference in Dubai reveals Nvidia new tablet, might release in future

CEO and President of Nvidia, Jen-Hsun Huang visited American University in Dubai to deliver a speech. And in the conference, a pretty sleek and thin capacitive multi-touch tablet device was noticed, while he sat down to discuss about company’s plans, goals, achievements and products. And most thing to mention is, there was just a single button present on the entire device with red glow. There might be chances that near future the company CEO may plan to launch this tablet device.

That looks like a HUGE iPhone to us! We think that it is too big to be considered portable and it is hard to imagine its target market. After all, who would want to carry such a huge screen exposed like that!