So far as I know, in some large online stores, especially the China wholesale online stores, Google Android tablets PCs have the absolute advantage of prices than ipad. For example, PickEgg, which offers the most varieties of Google Android tablet PCs, and with most of the tablet sold at the price less than $200.

Dell founder and CEO Michael Dell believe Android tablets will eventually overtake Apple's iPad as the dominant force in the slate market, according to an interview published today in The Wall Street Journal.

Of course, Dell didn't say exactly when the shift might occur in tablet market dominance. Right now, Apple's iPad is easily overshadowing the competition. Apple owned 83 percent of the tablet market last year, and IDC expects the company to control between 70 and 80 percent of the tablet market this year. However, he said this may not happen on tomorrow, not the next day. But again, if you look at 18 months ago, Android phones were like, 'What is that?' And now there are more Android phones than iPhones and he believes that the same will occur with Android tablets.

Admittedly, Dell has a vested interest in seeing that happen. His company currently offers both 5- and 7-inch Android tablets, known as the Streak. He also pointed out that Dell will continue to double down on Android.

I've been tracking tablets since Apple released the iPad, and I have to admit I'm impressed. I'd like an iPad, but the price tag is so much higher than 7″ or 8″ Android OS-based tablets, so my first tablet will probably run Android.

And now, as a student, I want a tablet PC badly, the one that has caught my eye today is the APad 9.7" Capacitive Freescale i.MX515 A8 1GHz 512MB/8GB Android 2.2 tablet PC with 1.3MP Camera. Speed is 1 GHz, it has 512MB DDR2（On the motherboard）and 8 GB storage (plus TF expansion slot for another 32 GB storage).

Actually, I think the real Google Android system is reliable and I like this kind of tablet PCs. I've done some online comparisons and see there are 7″, 8″ and 10.1″ Android tablets that run different versions of Android (1.6, 2.1, 2.2) and have different supported hardware/software features. The hardware features that vary include CPU and clock speed, memory (ranging from 128MB to 1GB), hard drive storage (2 – 8 GB), TF slots for additional memory (max ranging from 16 – 32 GB), cameras (no camera, have web cam, have 1.3 M Pixel cameras – similar to cell phones from 2 – 3 yrs ago), USB Ports (some do, some don't), and wireless connectivity (a/b/g/n). The main supported software I've seen is probably related to the version of Android installed on the tablet. The types of supported video formats varies considerably – only 1 or 2 I looked at support H.264, and only 1 said it supports Flash 10.1.

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