ASUS CEO Jerry Shen has finally announced pricing for two tablets coming Pad Eee, the EP121 and EP101TC. As a reminder, the EP121 packs a 12-inch touchscreen, an Intel Core 2 Duo and runs on Windows 7 Home Premium OS. Meanwhile, the EP101TC comes with a 10 inch touch screen and is pre-loaded with Android 3.0 (gingerbread) OS.

The EP121 will be available in December / January for about $ 1,000, while the EP101TC is expected to be in March 2011 for $ 399 under. [via techfresh]

And with that, the mystery is solved. Well, at least we think that the mystery is solved. This story goes far back to CES 2010. In this show, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer came out on a stage with a Tablet PC from HP, which was simply called “HP slate” at the time. But then, nobody has seen or heard from again. Over the months, IPAD skyrocketed in popularity and nearly every other computer maker has announced a slate or two, HP remained calm.

And HP bought Palm. People immediately began to suspect that the slate HP was delayed in order to obtain WebOS (Palm mobile operating system) on the device, thus becoming the first WebOS Slate to exist. Finally, HP decides to speak about the product, and rumors started flying that she might have with Windows 7, he would be killed, or that it would once again resurface as a product WebOS equipped.

Monday we mentioned that the CrunchPad slumped in the 11th hour because of the other company involved Fusion Garage Kicking TechCrunch mainly in the program. Of course, this was to say, TechCrunch.

Chandra Rathkrishnan, partners in Fusion Garage said it will hold a webcast video where he plans to share her side of the story as well as reveal the CrunchPad (this part will be behind closed doors) as it is full for to run it.

Arrington will surely do everything he can to prevent the sale CrunchPad although it will certainly be interesting to hear the other side of the story. It is a shame that everything is as if a number of people thought that the $ 300 tablet is well worth buying. [via gadgetvenue]

Asus will leave the United States the multitouch-enabled Eee PC T91MT (T91MT model PU17-WT) netbook tablet. The T91MT comes with a screen 8.9-inch multi-touch swivel and running the latest version of Windows 7 Home Premium supports multitouch gesture control.

Driven by an Intel Atom Z520 1.33GHz processor, the Eee PC T91MT has 1 GB of memory and a 32GB SSD. It has webcam and supports WiFi. The Eee PC T91MT is available for pre-order now on Amazon for $ 549. [via itechnews]

Gigabyte releases in Japan, Windows 7-running TouchNote T1028X netbook tablet and BookTop netbook M1022X. Both models are powered by Intel Atom N280 1.6GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, integrated graphics and a hard drive 250 GB.

TouchNote The T1028 is a convertible tablet with a swivel 10.1-inch 1366 × 768 touchscreen and M1022X also has a 10.1 inch screen. Other common features include Bluetooth 2.1, speakers 1.5Wx2, WiFi and 1.3 Megapixel webcam. [via itechnews]

Acer announced the Acer Aspire 5738PG notebook that comes standard with a multi-touch screen and runs Windows 7. Launched on October 22, the Aspire 5738PG will cost $ 799.99 and come with a number of features.

The multi-touch features of the new notebooks are working perfectly with Windows 7 and allows users a different way to zoom in and out of contact and work with handwritten notes, photo editing and resizing windows to name a few possibilities. The Aspire 5730PG inputs will also act directly on the screen makes controlling all more intuitive than a regular notebook.

“Customers will experience an incredible level of flexibility and control interface multi-touch screen, as it frees them to interact with their digital world in a way that is familiar and yet also new and exciting”, said Ray Sawall, senior director of product marketing for Acer America. “The Acer Aspire Multi 5738PG the tactile experience leverages many new capabilities in Windows 7 and offers incredibly powerful premier technology such as ATI Radeon graphics and an Intel Core 2 Duo. [via gadgetvenue]