Tablets with slide-out QWERTY keyboard are becoming a rage in technosphere these days, and yesterday Samsung unveiled PC 7 Slider tablet at the CES 2011.

Microsoft is working on a new version of its core Windows operating system, designed specifically for tablets. And since most tablets run on ARM processors, that means the new version is essentially to run on them.

Acer has launched its latest Revo 100 nettop for the U.K. market that comes in a compact size, but promises high performance. The Revo 100 comes preloaded with 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium. It is powered with the Athlon II Neo dual-core AMD processor that offers a high performance level when coupled with the second generation NVIDIA nForce 520LE chipset.

LG has launched a new tablet, the E-Note H1000B 10 inch tablet. The device is available in LG’s home market South Korea for about $850. It measures 278.5 x 180.5 x 14.5 mm.

Remember the Lpad L10 – the iPad lookalike which popped up in March in Shenzhen, China, a month before Apple’s release of the iPad? Well, the wait is over.

An unofficial unboxing video on the NewGadgets.de website has revealed details of the Hanvon B10 Touchpad Windows 7 tablet, which is now available in Europe.

Le.Net has launched a new Windows 7 tablet called the Tablet Dune. There has always been a demand for a Windows 7 tablet, as well as a lot of skepticism.

MSI will launch its Windpad 100 tablet running on Windows 7 at the IFA consumer technology forum to be held in Berlin in September.

The new Toshiba NB250 netbooks run Windows 7, last 8 hours

OQO, a company that has been making some very interesting but unsuccessful UMPCs, has announced that it plans to launch a new UMPC running Windows 7 at a price of around $ 4,700.