Intel CEO Paul Otellini said today that its chips are in more than 35 different designs tablet in 2011, while clarifying those two lines that Atom processors are used in tablets. “We will be sure that we support all viable operating systems on the market,” Otellini said at Barclays Capital 2010 Global Technology Conference. The conference audio live over the Internet.

Intel lists more than 15 brands, including upcoming pen tablet from Toshiba, Dell, Lenovo, Asus, Acer and Motion Computing. “A number of them on Windows, a number of them on the Android -. Froyo both and Honeycomb [Versions of Android],” said Otellini. Intel CEO Paul Otellini said that the Atom chip is at least 35 in tablet designs in 2011. The above slide showed some of these brands to come.

“We have two types of products,” Otellini said, talking about the two lines of Atom processors for tablets. “People with our PC heritage, is the code name Oak Trail. This is for the Windows environment. This is for people who have the advantage of PC peripheral compatibility do important. All printer to work in the world, all USB drivers to work in the world. Everyone is very good with PC peripherals Oak Trail. [It is] very solid, powerful, low-power version of the Atom, “he said.

Otellini on. “We still have an optimized [Atom] version called Moore Town. Do for people who are lighter, longer battery life, thinnest machine. There is no PC compatibility. It is the x86 instruction set was so Internet-compatible it is, but We are not worried about legacy support [Windows], “said Otellini.

“Consumer [tablet] product roll-out in the first half of next year at all three operating systems,” he said. Otellini also reaffirmed that more will take Intel’s chips in smartphones for some time. “It’s a marathon not a sprint.” He said the second generation of the Atom processor for mobile phones and Samsung BX2350 23-Inch LCD Monitor, called “Medfield”, is “the customer for shipment sampling … [in mobile] in 2011 and 2012. You will see smart phones from leading manufacturers of the brand on the market [in the second quarter of] 2011 with Intel silicon in them. ”

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Toshiba has already sold its first Android tablet, the 10-inch Toshiba Folio 100 in some parts of the world. Now DigiTimes reported that Toshiba plans to expand its tablet line in the first quarter of 2011. It is reported to be three different models, including two 10.1-inch tablets and a 11.6-inch tablet. It will supposedly with Windows 7, another Google Android Google Chrome and the third OS.

Toshiba is also reported to start 7-inch tablet on the street, but DigiTimes reports are that these devices from Toshiba phone division instead of the PC business, which suggest that they would then have at least some cell phone-like functions like on HP Pavilion DV5T.

For what it’s worth, handles Samsung mobile phone division of Samsung Galaxy tab, not the PC division – although the U.S. version of the Galaxy Tab can not make calls. So I would not hold my breath waiting for a Toshiba tablet that makes phone calls. The 7-inch model can easily come with 3G or 4G options.

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Yesterday we reported on the Toshiba NB520, a new 10-inch netbook with a dual-core Intel Atom N550 processor and Harmon Kardon stereo speakers. But it looks like the NB520 is not the only new netbook from Toshiba. The Company also has the NB500, which introduced a similar design features, but more wallet-friendly features like on Samsung R540-11.

The Toshiba NB500 has the same options as its colorful cover more expensive siblings. But this model has an average netbook speakers who say, you’re likely to want a good headset if you spend a lot of time listening to music, is planned on this mini-notebook. Netbook News reports that the NB500 is also missing the opportunity to phone or other gadget with a USB port charge when the netbook is turned off.

The laptop (which probably extend the battery life a bit) and a slightly less powerful Intel Atom N450 CPU. The rest of the specifications are pretty much par for the course, including a 10.1 inch 1024 x 600 pixel display, 1GB of RAM, a 250GB hard drive, 802.11b g WiFi and a 6-cell battery.

I would like to point out that I conflicting reports as to the exact specifications of the NB500 seen. Some sites say it has Harmon Kardon speakers and or a dual-core Atom N550 CPU, while others think it has a N455 CPU. Unfortunately, the press release makes things not quite clear, but I guess we will have more details (and pricing), when the netbook hits the market soon.

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Toshiba demonstrated its next generation of netbooks reach today with two new models to Europe first. The NB500 and NB520 both made it into the dual-core, 1.5 GHz Atom N550 and can be up to 720p video. The NB520 is unique even in the audio system: A set of Harman Kardon speakers are above average 4W output and supports Dolby Advanced Audio.

Either system can handle up to 2 GB of RAM and a 250GB hard drive like on ASUS VW246H Monitor. A webcam, 802.11g/n Wi-Fi, Ethernet and three USB ports are common, but Toshiba is rare among netbook makers building in Bluetooth 2.1 support on the NB520 that software such as  oem software will be upgraded to be higher to 3.0. The designs break away from the past habit of Toshiba significantly different designs for new models and this time are very similar apart from Bluetooth and the speakers.

The revelations have come early, and in early 2011 in Africa, Europe and the Middle East ship. North American launch details were not forthcoming, but Toshiba has always expressed its netbooks in the area and it is on port at the same time as it launched elsewhere.

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Toshiba’s UK wing today finally started to take orders for the first Android device, the AC100. His smartbook unveiled in June is available in its Wi-Fi-only version for 293 ($ 451). The core model ships with 8 GB storage capacity, even though Toshiba’s web site falsely stated 128GB.

All versions of the 10-inch, 2.1 ultraportable Android running on Dual-Core NVIDIA Tegra 250, there is HD support both on the central display and one HDMI, and 512 MB RAM as well as Acer Aspire AS5251-1513. The choice instead of Intel ARM is the AC100 eight hours of battery life even with a light 1.9-pound weight.

A 3G version of the famous 10U is still in development but not yet available so far. It should be basically the same, with the exception of a HSPA modem, the network can only support the 2100 MHz band for full speed, but will roam in North America on Quad-band GSM and EDGE.

On paper the Satellite AC100 Toshiba smartbook looks like a pretty impressive machine. It is only a 10.1-inch Smartbook, but sports Tegra graphics processing and is capable of 1080p video playback. Well, if you are in the UK, you may be able to get your hands on one soon but now you can take a look at Toshiba Satellite L655D-S5066.

Toshiba’s UK website recently threw a landing page for the AC100 and the libretto W100. In addition to the Tegra fixtures which AC100 Sport Android 2.1, a 1-GHz Intel Atom processor and a full-size keyboard. The reviews have not been stellar as per Engadget, the Russian side Hi-tech.mail.ru not impressed by the smartbook’s battery life and browser.

Still, if you go off a few times, you might have expected something more to do. No price or availability info are still listed in the UK and Toshiba UK’s Twitter account still not confirmed whether it is directed at U.S. Coast’s still only.

The mini NB205-N325 10.1-inch Toshiba netbook is very portable compact because of its small size, you throw it in your pocket and use it also enables the move. With only three in pounds, this mini-netbook comes with smart features like longer-lasting battery life, a full-size keyboard and touch pad, an effect on the sensor disk for more data security, as well as three USB ports, including a fee and a sleep-port. The six-cell battery offers up to nine hours of operation without having to worry about recharging your batteries during the day.

The processor is 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N280, the design structure is highly innovative and includes circuits that hafnium infused possible to reduce the electrical current through leakage in the transistors on your laptop. What this means is that you be able to enjoy much longer-lasting battery life, while on transit from your laptop. Toshiba Mini NB205-N325 Review

Small enough to throw in a purse or bag that is affordable, super-compact 10.1-inch Toshiba Netbook Mini NB205-N230 with intelligent features such as full-size keyboard and touchpad, long battery life, 3 USB ports ( it designed a Sleep and Charge-Port), and a hard drive shock sensor that protects your data.

You will also receive excellent battery life with the supplied six cell battery that allows up to 9 hours of battery power you go through a whole day at school, work or errands without worrying about a charge is available. The netbook comes preinstalled with Microsoft Windows 7 Starter operating system that combines the latest installed in the reliability and responsiveness with the familiarity and compatibility of Windows. Toshiba Mini NB205-N230 Review

Get the mobility plus a little extra space with the Toshiba Satellite L645D-S4036 laptop a stylish, affordable and portable PC that is ideal for students, families and small businesses go to work.

Thanks to a 14 diagonal TruBrite HD display, this Toshiba notebook will also standing still or moving out, whether a school assignment, family budget, pitching new clients or just high-def multimedia. And with a vivid rainbow colors in our acclaimed Fusion finish, it is required to raise a few eyebrows. Toshiba Satellite L645D-S4036 from New AMD Phenom II triple-core processor technology, a built-in DVD player, along with tons of memory and storage, driven deliver full-featured performance, while a webcam and wireless N is working make-to-face face simply does not matter where you are. Plus, Toshiba “smart features and an eco-smart design tie more comfortable with a greater regard for the environment. All in all, consider it a great way to make your mobile life in balance. Toshiba Satellite L645D-S4036 Review