Hanvoc has come up with a Windows powered tablet PC, dubbed as Hanvoc B10. The Hanvoc B10 tablet comes with good features and specs. The Windows powered tablet PC comes with the features mentioned below.

The Hanvoc B10 features a 1.3GHz Intel Celeron 743 ULV processor, a 2GB of memory, 250GB hard drive, a 4800mAh battery, a couple of USB ports, a VGA output, card reader, a 1.3MP webcam, Bluetooth, and 802.11b/g Wi-Fi.

The Hanvoc tablet comes with a measuring of 10-inch x 6.6-inch x 0.7-inch and weights 2.1 pounds. The Hanvon B10 is priced for $975.

There is a word that another tablet PC is on its way to launch. Orange is planning to roll out three tablet PC’s powered by the Android platforms by Christmas. The self branded tablet PC would be manufactured by the Asian organizations such as Acer or MSI.

The self branded Orange android tablet PC’s would come up with the ready to use 3G connectivity with cheaper prices. With the mobile carrier coming out with its own tablet, it is likely that the demand for the product will be higher than other tablet PC’s in the market.

Not much has come out on these self branded tablets. Stay tuned while we get back with more information.

Canon has launched 60D DSLR camera which is a replacement of the earlier EOS 50D DSLR camera. The Cannon 60D DSLR camera comes with a an increase in the resolution of 18 million megapixels and comes with an APS-C CMOS sensor. The Cannon 60D DSLR camera is likely to come up with up to 5.3 fps per second.

The Cannon 60D DSLR camera comes with a 3-inch LCD display, SD/SDHC and SDXC memory cards and also has a HDMI port for connecting the device to the HDTV. The Cannon 60D DSLR camera also acts like a HD camcorder.

The Cannon 60D DSLR camera has a full 1080p H.264 video recording up to 30fps as well as 720p capture at 60fps. The Cannon 60D DSLR camera is likely to hit the sales in October with a price of £1,099.99. Stay tuned.