The most popular and the highly anticipated electronic event of the year – CES – is here. This year, we expect the CES to be dominated by tablets based on the Nvidia Tegra 2 platform.

Dell is planning to announce its 7 inch Android tablet – the Streak 7 – at CES 2011 in January. It will run Android 2.2 Froyo with the Stage UI, like the Dell Streak.

The Samsung Galaxy S has already sold 9.3 million units since its launch. With 10 days to go for the end of 2010, it may pass the 10 million mark this year.

Microsoft is apparently planning to launch a new version of Windows which will work on ARM based processors. It will probably unveil it at CES 2011, in January.

It is a very well-known fact that many companies will be unveiling a tablet at the upcoming CES 2011 including Motorola. Andy Rubin had even used the Motorola tablet prototype running Honeycomb at the D: Dive Mobile event. Yesterday, Motorola had uploaded a teaser video on YouTube about their upcoming tablet.

A sketch of the rumored PalmPad has been revealed, just weeks before the suspected announcement at CES 2011.

More images of the Android tablet by Motorola have leaked out. We can see the tablet running Android 3.0 Honeycomb.

Is Notion Ink’s Adam a scam? We look at some more factors that are raising eyebrows and causing suspicion.

Toshiba is planning to launch three new tablets in 2011. It will be launching one each for the three major tablets OSes – Android, Windows 7 and Chrome OS.

Notion Ink’s CEO has confirmed that pre-orders for Adam will begin soon, besides hinting at the possible release date of Gingerbread.

A MeeGo powered tablet and phone have been spotted in Russia, at an Intel event to announce MeeGo netbooks.

The Internet tablet family from Archos have finally received their Android 2.2 update love. Beside the usual Froyo features, the updates brings many new other features and enhancements as well. Archos have also made sure to use the latest version of Froyo i.e. Android 2.2.1.

Apple has reportedly settled upon a single Chinese manufacturer for the iPad 2′s lenses.

A Chinese newspaper has leaked some preliminary information on the successor to the iPad.

Pricing details of the Blackberry Playbook have leaked out. The Playbook is priced at $399 for 8 GB, $499 for 16 GB and $599 for 32 GB.