Micro-Star International (MSI) is developing a 10-inch touch screen Android tablet they say will launch in the second half of 2010 starting at $500. The device features full multitasking with a quick NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor.

The tablet's name has not been announced yet, however the product will come in a variety of configurations and feature wireless communications capabilities. Prototypes are light and slim, and the Android product is bound to compete with Apple's iPad.

EnTourage plans to ship their eDGe in February 2010. The device features two screens, one e-Ink and the other an LCD. The device uses a stylus and is positioning itself as a direct competitor to Kindle and other readers.

The device features two screens that fold together, dubbed a "dualbook" by enTourage. Retail price is expected to be $490. One screen is designed for reading electronic books and other documents and looks similar to the Kindle and other reading devices. On the other side is a more traditional computer screen displaying the Android OS interface.

Archos has released the Android 1.6 firmware update for its ARCHOS 5 Internet Tablet. The update was pulled down last month after an issue with the web browser was discovered. This problem has been fixed and the firmware is available now.

The new version, known as Donut, optimizes applications for the high-resolution screen on the Archos 5. An added feature called Quick Search helps to find Apps, Contacts, Music and web pages on your tablet.