Tablets are undeniably important gadgets these days. They prove to be an indispensable mobile device for on the Internet browsing as well as for entertainment purposes. Mobile phones though posses same features, but they usually lack some hardware features due to their limited sizes.

There are different kinds of tablet pc available in the market these days. The iPad from Apple is probably the most popular available as it is considered the pioneer of tablet emergence. There are other brands, however, that posses sound technology and would be really appreciated by gadgets lovers.

Here are a List of Tablet PC with Windows OS - 2011 Latest Comparison. Notably they are manufactured by different brands, most of which are big names in the tech industry.

Slate is a popular option for fans of Tablet PCs, especially those who prefer the Windows environment. As the model name, this slate tablet, HP is in the form of tablets than usual HP with an external keyboard or a convertible notebook. Slate 500 comes with HP Digital Pen Slate.

See the List of HP Latest Tablet PC for 2011 - Touchpad and Slate 500

Speaking of HP, a popular brand of desktop computers and laptops, they started to manufacture some good tablet computers.

WebOS of HP offers great features both excellent user interface and features. Its modern browser features quick surf-faster and support the latest web technologies, and Adobe Flash format.

Multi Media experience is excellent thanks to the functionality of Beats Audio which provides high quality audio output.

On the other hand, Linux, a popular server and secure operating system also makes its entry in the tablet pc industry. Some distributions of Linux are capable of running tablet devices.

Here you can see the List of Linux Running Tablet PC - OS Edition Comparison 2011

You may notice that most of the brands are not mainstream manufacturers. This is due to the non-proprietary in nature of the Linux operating system. For mainstream OS with Linux kernel, users may try the Android operating System.

The Android operating system developed by Google, is based on the Linux kernel, is a leader in the market these days. The newly launched Android, honeycomb, specializes in large display devices, such as tablets. For users who prefer a native Linux environment on their shelves, there are issues that Linux can meet the needs of a tablet.