Asus Eee Pad Slider Review 
Meet The Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime, The World's First Supercomputer Tablet 
Motorola Xoom 2, Xoom Media Edition Hit UK First 
Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 Review: The New Best Android Tablet, Again 
Telstra's First LTE Phone Will Be The HTC 4G 
How Can Android Tablets Thrive 2: The Rebuttal 
I had major deja vu writing this. That’s because as cool as the Galaxy Tab 8.9 is, it’s basically just the Galaxy Tab 10.1, but slightly smaller. Which actually makes it noticeably better.
Asus has announced the launch of the Eee Pad slider locally, along with pricing and availability information. All of which is yours right after the jump.
Adobe’s just unveiled touch versions of Photoshop and other illustration tools, but iPad users will have to wait to use them until at least next year.
Toshiba’s just announced that its 7″ AT1S0 Tablet will go on sale in Australia from the end of October for $449. No sign of a local review sample (yet), but here’s what the US thought of it back when it was the 7″ ‘Thrive’.
At the briefings for its 4G service that isn’t quite 4G, Telstra also showed off the first LTE phone it’ll offer early next year. First impressions and video after the jump.
One tablet to rule them all, anyone? The latest figures suggest that Android’s not making a great deal of headway against Apple’s uber-popular tablet solution, and may not take significant share for many years.
Last week’s opinion column regarding Android’s marketing efforts drew forth some hearty debate, and some interesting reader comments. I’m going to address them.
