Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 is a Windows 7 tablet with a 10.1 inch screen that just became available for pre-orders, with the shipping date being sometime in June 2011.

The world’s first 3.5 inch hard drive with 1TB capacity per disk platter was announced by Seagate and it will have a total capacity of 3TB.

The 21.5 inch and 27 inch Apple iMacs were just updated with improved quad core processors and the Thunderbolt I/O technology from Intel.

TEW-684UB is the first Wireless N USB adapter to reach 450Mbps speeds and it’s produced by TRENDnet and sold for $79.99.

The Android 2.3.4 update is coming over the air for the Nexus One phones and it fixes a number of bugs, but doesn’t offer Google Talk video chat, like it does for the Nexus S.

Two new products were announced in press releases by AMD, the Black Edition of the AMD Phenom II X4 980 CPU and the new Radeon E6760 GPU.

Trim-Slice is a line of smarttops with Tegra 2 processors on them which come in three versions, from $199 to $319.

The VeloDrive is an SSD from OCZ which uses the PCI Express 2.0 interface and it has three different capacities, from 300GB to 1.2TB.

Previously released in Taiwan, the Gigabyte S1080 Windows 7 tablet is now preparing for release in the US as well.

It appears that Amazon is building a tablet and the Taiwanese manufacturer Quanta is the one that will make it for them. It appears that Amazon expects to sell up to 800,000 tablets during the best months.