The iPad has really made the market shift focus towards the slate form factor touting tablet computers everyone has been hearing about, and with good reason. The iPad managed to sell 3 million units in 80 days so who wouldn’t want to hop on the train and grab some of that revenue?

ASUS has announced in the past that they would be bringing a whole range of tablets to the market to compete with Apple’s precious iPad but up until now, we haven’t had a clue what they would be priced at.

Luckily, the company has come forth today to let us know that their 10-inch Android powered Eee Pad EP101TC will hit stores next march for under $399. Additionally, the 12-inch Windows 7 powered EP121 will ship for $1,000 dollars this December or January coming up. Furthermore, another tablet running Windows Embedded Compact 7 with a 10-inch screen will drop in January for $499 and the Eee Tablet eReader with a grayscale screen will drop in October for around $300.

With ASUS releasing all of these models, it won’t be long until other companies do the same. Pretty soon the tablet market will be as saturated as the laptop market. Who is excited?

via engadget

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