This looks very much like an 'Apple'-designed tablet, except for the name.
And the price is just about right: $399.00!
The Camangi
Looks like competition is going to be fierce!
That 'Wonder tablet' from Apple better be priced correctly!

That looks very nice, and I like that it runs Android. Android is shaping up very nicely.

Apple is going to have to drop the price of the iPod touch at least $50.

There is a version of android that runs on my phone, but it's not fully implemented yet. When it is, you can bet I'm wiping that sucker and putting android on it!

Interesting, but I don't think there is any reason to get this android tablet over an android smart phone.

I'm not so sure about that 'handle/stand'. It's attached via suction cup.


But, according to the Gizmodo reviewer, it's a complete 'dud':....:

"My suspicion is that the unit is basically a digital picture frame loaded with a cell phone version Google Android with a touch screen. It came with a phone headset complete with a mic and answer button. All through the menus there are mentions of things like "baseband" and "ringtones" but it's not a phone. And the weird thing is that I don't think the processor in it is even powerful enough to run a phone. Had they marketed it as a touch screen digital photo frame with a web browser and sold it for about $100 it would be somewhat reasonable. And before you think about complaining about how hard I'm being on it, consider this: The WebStation is $390. For $199 you can get an iPod Touch. If mac made a 7 inch iPod touch it would blow this thing out of the water. Completely. Or for about the same price you could get a Dell Mini 9, or an Archos 7 – which are completely different products, but still something to consider. Or you could save your money and wait for Apple to release the iSlate and I suspect that will be the CE product of 2010.
Of course there is more to the WebStation that I didn't have time to cover, but to be honest the rest really doesn't matter. The weather app is nice and works well. So far I haven't figured out how to load music on it and so haven't been able to try out it's ‘cover flow' mode. But essentially it's about as powerful as a digital picture frame, and that's very sad. Basically my plan at this point is to call American Express and find out what I can do to return and refund. In my opinion the Camangi WebStation is a total fail and I can't recommend it to anyone at any price."


Gizmodo

The Apple event has now been confirmed for the 27th …we'll see soon enough!

Interesting, as the tech specs list a nearly 700mhz processor. It's about the same power as an iPhone. I don't know any picture frames with such hardware.

I did see in the forums however a task manager for killing open programs. Some folks said programs stayed open and the thing slowed down.

I'd like it as an internet tablet at home. Really need a bigger screen than what's on my cell phone.

Have to see what Apple's is like, and the price.

Well, according to some sources the price for the parts of the Apple 'Wonder tablet' amounts to ca. $340-$350. Knowing that Apple will add just a 'tad' more, I going to go out on the proverbial limb and guess-timate $599. Too low?

Thin MacBook or 'Tablet'?
What would happen to Apple-stock if the 'new' product were (just) a thinned down MacBook?

Depending on its capabilities, $599 or $699 seems about the max they could get away with and still sell them.