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Toshiba's dual-touchscreen Libretto is still waiting for its limited release, but the folks at Wow-Pow were apparently able to secure a localized English version early from Japan. It's still an expensive curiosity, but the virtual keyboard layouts are admittedly clever:

It seems that Asus is not the only one which is preparing to launch a tablet device. MSI, Asus arch-rival in the netbook market is also preparing to launch its own tablet device – called the WindPad 100. Netbooknews.de has just published some official photos of the said WindPad. And obviously MSI is aiming to compete with the very popular Apple iPad.

Hopefully, this is the last time that Asus is announcing about the availability of its upcoming tablet PC. According to Asus Chairman Jerry Shen, his company is already preparing for the launch of this Eee Pad model sometime in March 2011. Said Eee Pad will be available for only $399, that’s $100 cheaper than the iPad 16GB model.