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Jeffrey takes a look at NEC's cool dual screen Android tablet. Each touch screen is 7" and while there are many uses, one target market is education. One screen can be used to show video or diagrams with the accompanying text on the other. It's powered by a 1 GHz ARM Cortex CPU rather than the more usual Atom processors.
Todd casts his eye over Toshiba's upcoming Windows 7 tablet, with a larger than usual screen at 11.6", Atom processor and dual cameras. Being very early to the booth, there was no one readily available to talk to, but as you can see from the video, the Toshiba tablet appears to be a prototype. The jury's still out on the oversize screen on this
Todd covers Samsung's Galaxy 7 convertible tablet running Windows 7. The Galaxy 7 has a slide-out and hinged keyboard, converting it from a tablet to a netbook in seconds - you have to see it in action so check the video. The screen is capable of 16 point multi-touch (how many fingers do these guys have?) weighs in at 1kg