Video: Behold Lenovo's IdeaPad K1!

Those who have waited for Lenovo to jump into the tablet market can now exhale. The upcoming IdeaPad K1 is expected to have Android 3.1, a 10.1" inch screen, a Tegra 2 Processor, 32GB of storage and dual cameras for video chat. No pricing or availability has been announced but some are saying it will be in the $500 range.

Acer Iconia Android tablet now available for pre-order at Future Shop for $499

The deluge of $499 10"1 tablets continues with Acer's Iconia WiFi tablet on pre-order from Future Shop. The Iconia has the same specs as the Motorla XOOM but is slightly heavier and only features 1GB of memory (you can expand this yourself up to 32GB via a microSD card).

Toshiba reveals 10-inch Honeycomb Tablet, set to launch in Spring

The Android tablet parade continues. Toshiba's just gone live with a comprehensive website focusing on their Toshiba Tablet. Aside from being a 10" inch Android tablet, it also features a removable battery, a choice of colours, i/o galore by way of HDMI-out, MiniUSB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a smart screen that automaticall adjusts brightness and contrast. No word on pricing but we hope its priced more reasonably than that $800 Motorola Xoom.

This is the LG G-Slate, a 3D-capable Honeycomb tablet

The LG G-Slate will apparently be a T-Mobile device (which for Canadians means it should work on Wind Mobile, Videotron and Mobilicity's networks). Clearly running a variant of Android's Honeycomb OS, this 8.9-inch tablet is expected to have a dual-core 1GHz Tegra 2 processor, 32GB of storage, a gyroscope and accelerometer combo plus 3D-capable stereoscopic dual-cameras in the rear (for shooting 3D videos and stills) plus a front-facing camera for video calls. You will 3D glasses to view photos and videos on the LG G-Slate's screen but it can also output regular HD video via a HDMI port. This is coming to T-Mobile in Spring.