The nice people at Asus let us play with their Eee Pad Transformer TF101 tablet, and we were keen to discover if it was as good as it looks.

While HTC is busily promoting its seven-inch HTC Flyer Android tablet, details of a bigger, better bit of kit are starting to emerge. According to internet rumour sites a new tablet, codenamed the HTC Puccini, will launch later this year.

Dell has already dipped its toes into the tablet water with its Streak range, and it’s got some interesting kit up its sleeve for 2011.

Asus is a fantastic company: its Eee PCs spearheaded the netbook phenomenon, and now its Eee tablets hope to capture a big chunk of the nascent tablet market.

After months of hype, reviewers are getting their hands on RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook – and to say the reviews are mixed would be something of an understatement.

Rumours of a multi-touch tablet from Amazon have been kicking around for more than a year: back in February 2010 Gizmodo reported that Amazon had bought multi-touch technology firm Touchco and was advertising jobs for display experts.