Samsung has said it will introduce a tablet this quarter running Google's Android operating system, joining the stables of tech firms releasing tablets by the end of the year.
Nokia, LG, HP and RIM have confirmed, or unconfirmed tablets set for release by the end of the year, running either Android, WebOS or BlackBerry operating systems.
The market leader, the Apple iPad, sold an astonishing 3 million units in its first 90 days.
Samsung's tablet will have a smaller 7-inch screen, but there are no other details available, not even what version of Android the device will ship with.
LG will launch its Android tablet in the Q4, RIM will release its BlackBerry tablet in the Q4, and Microsoft has said it hopes to release Windows 7 tablets in the Q4, as well.
The market leader, the Apple iPad, sold an astonishing 3 million units in its first 90 days.
Samsung's tablet will have a smaller 7-inch screen, but there are no other details available, not even what version of Android the device will ship with.
LG will launch its Android tablet in the Q4, RIM will release its BlackBerry tablet in the Q4, and Microsoft has said it hopes to release Windows 7 tablets in the Q4, as well.
