More manufacturers are engaging in today’s trend - aside from mobile phones and audio players, consumers are into internet tablets. So what does the latest Orange Tabbee boast of? - A 7-inch WGA touchscreen display, WiFi connectivity, SD card slot, USB 2.0 port, 2 W stereo speakers, Flash 9 compatibility, Linux-based OS and unspecified ARM processor. The Orange Tabbee allows you to check weather updates, news, TV guide, e-mail, Twitter, and YouTube. It sounds everything in one mini device, yet only French users will be able to enjoy this.

We are really excited about the upcoming iTablet, but we feel like we need something similar to play with in the mean time. This new Camangi WebStation may be just the thing that we’re looking for. It runs on Android 1.5 and comes complete with Wi-Fi, GPS, a microSD reader, Gmail, and web browsing. A single charge will last about 5 hours of operation.

The new Dell Latitude XT2 XFR gains a rough treatment from Novatel which made it the first rugged tablet. Its button layout is similar to the XT2 but with rubber bumpers on the edges, and a thicker monitor hinge. This is a good diversion when you thought that the typical tablet is already boring.

Now that Apple is getting their feet wet in the tablet world, it looks like it may become a real concept again. The Lbook T9 Tablet will have an 8.9″ display at 1,024 x 600 resolution, 2GB RAM, a 120GB hard drive, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity as well as an Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz processor all for just $375.

Archo has just released some new information regarding their new Tablet Phone running the Android operating system. It will have a a 4.3-inch touchscreen with 854 x 480 resolution, a 1GHz ARM processor and all of that sounds pretty good and impressive to us.

Ever heard of the upcoming release of the latest innovation which will beat the slimmest netbook when it comes to thickness? Yes, the CrunchPad Internet Tablet was rumored to be out to the public by July or August. The 12-inch touchscreen device houses a 1GB of ram, 4 GB flash drive, and an Atom processor. It supports Flash and Wifi and it comes with a VGA camera. The CrunchPad will only get you internet access as it boots straight to its WebKit browser. But without the Internet, the device remains idle.

The Duo Wireless Digital Pen Mouse from Korea, is a clip-on wireless gizmo that transforms your boring old laptop screen into a touchscreen. Just clip the thing to the top of the LCD, pick up the pen part of the ensemble and start drawing, scribbling and writing directly on the screen. As with all these ‘clever’ technologies, don’t expect great resolution, because that’s very difficult to do, but if you’re looking for an alternative to the traditional mouse, this could be worth a look. Around $44.00.