For the amount of HTC addicts out there, this will be great news for you! Spreading like wildfires across the web now is HTC’s plan to launch three tablet PC’s in the first half of 2011. No that image above isn’t it but it is an example of what it could be like, we don’t know for sure.

The first model, the Flyer, is said to begin shipping in the US market in March according to distributors. The Flyer is said to run Android 2.3 but we have no confirmation on that or any other specs it may have. Also, according to the tipster at DigiTimes, users will be able to upgrade to Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) whenever the operating system becomes available.

HTC’s goal is said to be beating the Blackberry Playbook as well as the Motorola Xoom in sales. Who will win that race? Let us know who you think. It will be interesting to see how well any tablet sales in 2011, mainly these mentioned.

Are you patiently waiting for HTC to get started releasing Tablets? I sure am! Let us know what you think!

Source: DigiTimes

Several users here at PPCGeeks believe the rumors spreading about HTC releasing their own tablet just may be true. Why? There seem to be too many other sites reporting that they suspect the same thing. While we sit on the edge of our seats waiting for HTC to officially announce this themselves, all we can do for now is admire the specifications we “think” it will have.

What we have heard so far, found at Digitimes and if the rumors prove to be correct, is that the HTC tablet will be running Android 3.0 (aka Gingerbread) as well as being expected to run on one of Nvidia’s Tegra 2 chipsets. Wouldn’t that be sweet!? We also hear that it will have a 1280 x 720 pixel multi-touch display, 2GB of RAM, Wi-Fi, bluetooth capabilities, GPS capabilities and a 32GB solid state drive.

Also reported is the suspected price of the device. The tablet may cost around $790 – slightly less than the price of Apple’s 64GB iPad which costs $829. We aren’t so sure that will be the only tablet available if they do release their own line of tablets so you may see different pricing “if” they make any announcements themselves. We sure can’t wait to see any of this happen!

Source: Digitimes
Picture: Unwired