The guys at Android Central shared the leaked slide of the Dell’s 2011 tablet roadmap. According to the roadmap, Dell will launch 4 Android powered tablets and 2 Windows based tablets ranging from 5 inch to 10 inch touchscreen display.

HTC may be planning to launch an Android 3.0 Honeycomb powered smartphone on AT&T by Q3 2011. It will have a 4.3 inch display and a 1.2 GHz dual core processor with 1 GB RAM

The original Galaxy Tab may have got lukewarm reception but this has not stopped Samsung from announcing a bigger version of the Tab – the Galaxy Tab 10.1. This bigger Tab from Sammy is powered by the Nvidia Tegra 2 chipset and packs a 10.1-inch screen with WXGA (1280×800) resolution.

LG just announced the Optimus 3D and the Optimus Pad even before the Mobile World Congress (MWC) kick started!

According to a new rumor, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 will come with a 10.1 inch display, a dual core processor as well as an 8 MP camera. It will be unveiled at MWC 2011.

A Wi-Fi only version of the Motorola Xoom has been spotted at the FCC. It is identical to the Xoom, but comes only with Wi-Fi, not 3G. It will be priced much lower than the standard version.

According to a new rumor, Viewsonic will be launching the ViewPad 4 in April, with Android 2.4, which will support dual core apps built for Honeycomb. The Viewpad has a 4.1 inch display and a 5 MP camera.

The LG Optimus Pad, an Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet will be launched at MWC 2011 on February 13. It has an 8.9 inch display and is powered by the Nvidia Tegra 2 platform.

Along with providing us an overview of features in Android 3.0 and launching the web store based Android Market, Google also announced support for In-App Purchases. At the recently concluded event, Google announced a new SDK aimed specifically towards in-app purchases.

Google just gave everyone present (physically) and watching the event live via YouTube a brief overview of Android 3.0 Honeycomb. First and foremost, Android 3.0 will feature an on-screen button dedicated to Multi-tasking.

Watch Google Android 3.0 Honeycomb event live online. Watch Google’s Honeycomb announcement and hands-on demo of tablets running Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS live online.

XDA member deeper-blue ported the preview SDK version of the next iteration of Google’s mobile OS Android 3.0 on the Barnes & Noble eBook reader, the NOOKColor. Android 3.0, codenamed Honeycomb has been developed with tablets in mind. This means that when properly streamlined and optimized for tablet computers, Honeycomb will take the mobile computing scene to newer heights. So, in a few days, the NOOKColor will probably have a working version of Android 3.0!

It was during the CES 2011, that Google gave us a sneak peek of the next version of Android – Honeycomb – which is aimed at tablets. Now, Google has sent out invites to bloggers from around the globe for an Android related event.

During the CES 2011, Google’s latest version of Android meant for tablets – Honeycomb – grabbed the limelight with its awesome UI and features. Now, today Google has released an Android 3.0 Honeycomb platform preview along with an updated SDK.

2011 will see some really good tablets coming out. Here are some of the best tablets to look forward in 2011. Many of these tablets will be launched in the 1st and 2nd quarter of the year.