Viewsonic has announced the ViewPad E70, an Android 4.0 ICS tablet which will be priced at just $169.

Viewsonic has launched two new tablets – the ViewPad 10pi and the ViewPad 10e. The ViewPad 10pi runs Android 2.3 and Windows 7 in dual boot, while the ViewPad 10e runs only Android 2.3.

Asus has already unveiled its tablet plans for CES 2012. It plans to announce a Windows 8 ARM tablet, a 3G version of the Transformer Prime, and some other Android tablets.

The OLPC XO 3.0 tablet will be officially unveiled at CES 2012. It has a 1 GHz Marvell processor, 512 MB of RAM and an 8-inch PixelQi display.

Acer and Lenovo are rumored to be working on next-generation Windows 8 tablets that will use the Intel platform instead of the more popular ARM platform.

The Acer A700 has leaked online, and sports some next generation specs including a 10.1-inch screen with a whopping 1920×1200 resolution.

Ainol has unveiled the new Novo7 Paladin tablet. It runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and is priced at just $120.

Archos has announced a new budget Android tablet – the Archos 70b – priced at just $199. It runs Android 3.2 Honeycomb, and comes with a 1.2 GHz processor.

Nokia still doesn’t have an exact plan for Windows 8 tablets. They are still studying the market, and may enter it soon.

Apple’s iPad ruled the tablet market in Q3 2011, accounting for 61.5% of total tablet shipments. Android came a distant second with a 32.4% market share.

Nokia is apparently working on tablets running Windows 8, according to the head of Nokia France. It may also be planning to launch the rumored Lumia 900 soon.

People just aren’t going to pay iPad prices for non-iPad tablets. Samsung took the wrong approach with its signature tablet, the Galaxy Tab.

Samsung launched Galaxy Note, the 5.3” display mobile device, today in India. This device probably creates a new category in the market as a hybrid between smartphones and tablets.

Android tablets continue to grab market share from Apple’s iPad in the global tablet market. Android tablets accounted for 27% of all tablet sales in the last quarter.

The new Bamboo tablets make it easier to create, edit, and share images and documents for creative professionals and digital enthusiasts. The new range of tablets announced include: Bamboo Fun, Bamboo Pen & Touch, and Bamboo Pen.