Regarding Tegra2, there is a mystery tablet launching soon... and maybe that is why Folio AS100 will not be getting Honeycomb upgrade.
Toshiba Mystery Tablet...

Thanks for the explanation 
Laptops often come with VGA and HDMI ports right?
Where do we usually find DVI? 

LOL, I'm getting more and more confused, what's displayport?
And how come the more low-end the GPUs are, the more varieties of ports they have? 
Again, sorry if the question sounds too silly, noob here hehe~

I feel like getting g-Tablet now (my colleague might be going for biz trip soon)...
Will the G Tab Run on Honeycomb?

2. Honeycomb still feel a bit immature; we still don't know about upgrade ability of future Android OS - iPad1 most likely can be upgraded to iOS5 which I believe will open up more functionality

Applicable only for Betelgeuse and Harmony chips...
NVIDIA drops Android support for older Tegra 2 devices!

A lot has been read into a very short post about a Tegra development kit. I’d like to clear up a few points.
First, nothing changes in what we’re delivering to the open source community or customers. NVIDIA will continue to post the Tegra kernel to kernel.org and publish our Android code to our public git servers. Additionally, we will continue to make our BSP (codecs, GPU driver etc) available to all our hardware partners. We will continue to do this and nothing about these processes has changed.
For our partners’ Android devices, NVIDIA provides support until the hardware partner chooses to no longer support the device. So, for instance, NVIDIA will support the Xoom on all versions of Android Motorola requests until Motorola ceases to support the Xoom. The same goes for ViewSonic with the G-Tablet, Notion Ink with the Adam, Acer with the Iconia, LG with the Optimus 2X and so on.
In relation to my original reply, that was a response to a specific question about a Tegra 250 Development Kit. Given the confusion, we will work with owners of Tegra 250 Development Kits individually to determine their needs. The term "Harmony" is an internal codename for the Tegra 250 Development Kit. It is not a tablet reference design. Each shipping tablet is a custom design with varying hardware components and requires a custom OS image from the OEM who made the tablet.
Finally, while we cannot support or give out third party peripheral drivers or provide the Android 3.0 source before Google does, we do want to explore whether we can assist the open source ROM makers. We will be reaching out to them today.
Andrew Edelsten
Tegra Developer Relations
NVIDIA Corporation

Done, ok ar?

Any link for the Nvidia's quotes?

Review on the Blackberry PlayBook is out: http://www.laptopmag.com/review/tablets/bl...y-playbook.aspx
Seems like the weakest point of the device was expected by astria sifu 

I got from here...(the link below is so fast outdated)?
Galaxy Tab 10.1

Thanks Astria,... updated already.

Another good read... (iOS 4.3 supporting flash now?)
Ipad 2 vs. Galaxy Tab 10.1

"Need BlackBerry phone to get native e-mail, calendar apps", you did mention that right? 

But most ppl don't own a BB.... at least not over here 
A majority of ppl here are iPhone users, and will probably go for iPads instead? 

Based on the review, seems like the BB Playbook still requires some improvements