So much has been discussed about the upcoming HP Tablet but the pricing was still anybody’s guess where we thought that HP will like to keep it below the 3G enabled iPad. There is some unconfirmed news coming from an HP insider and as per him, the HP tablet will be priced at €400 which is about $546 although the US cost remains a mystery for this unquoted source as well.

It is no big secret that the 3G enabled Apple iPad will cost $629 and if the revealed European pricing is a standard worldwide (which seldom happens), the HP Slate will be cheaper than the competitive iPad.

HTC SuperSonic has been running its rounds through blogs and news websites for the last few months and from what we know now, Sprint may be launching the device as soon as next week! WSJ is reporting that the SuperSonic, which is expected to run on Android 2.1 and pack a 4.3-inch AMOLED display, should debut at the CTIA 2010 Wireless Trade show. When it debuts, it will be the first WiMax compatible phone to release on a major carrier in the US.

If a couple of weeks ago, Sony’s latest Vaio M netbooks were just a rumor,  today they’re the real deal as the company have officially confirmed availability and pricing for them. Reaching out to a different niche, the miniPC market, the affordable Vaio M Series is powered by an Intel Atom N450 processor (Pine Trail technology) and brags with a 10.1in LED backlit screen and a 250GB hard drive.

Sony Vaio M netbook black

If you still haven’t noticed, here are a couple of leaked images of the HTC incredible.  Together with the pictures we found there out in the wild are a few interesting specifications that the phone might come carrying.  So, all you Android lovers, here comes a few exciting details of what could be the Verizon phone you have been waiting for.

Previously reported to make an official debut next week (March 16th) at a T-Mobile press event, what we didn’t know about the HTC HD2 was when will it actually be available to customers and if it’s going to be upgradeable to Windows 7 Phone. Well folks, we now got the scoop as a “very close T-Mobile source” talking to Laptop Magazine has confirmed March 24 as a release date and the lack of Windows Phone 7 support.

Sony has finally bettered Microsoft in the consoles war by offering HD movies on the PS3 but there are still some points where Xbox takes the charge; for instance the exclusivity of the the first two map packs for Infinity Ward’s Modern Warfare 2 for the first 30 days.

The first down-loadable content for Modern Warfare 2 was confirmed by Infinity Ward itself and it will be released for the Xbox 360 on March 30. Sony PS3 owners will have to bear the pain of waiting for the first Modern Warfare 2 DLC until the end of April this year.

Motorola was pretty vocal about its idea of launching three different Android devices for the three Canadian telecommunication giants and the row has finally been completed with Rogers getting the Motorola Quench. It seldom happens that Canada gets handsets bearing their European names but the Quench has done so, ignoring the Cliq XT American nomenclature.

Talking about the US customers, it is being hoped that T-Mobile will release it as the Cliq XT (of course) but, when will the eighth Motorola Handset be available still remains to be explored’.

Rumor mongers have been precise with their release date predictions for the Microsoft Office 2010 release and the word is now public that the Microsoft Office 2010 will be released at a Special Event which is to be held on May 12.

Microsoft has been customary with its release patterns and again in this case, Office 2010 will be first made available for enterprises with volume license agreements. Such enterprises will get the latest Office software the same day, while the copies of the 2010 version will reach the mainstream customers by June this year.

We’ve discussed how the HTC Supersonic might be a threat to the Droid and Nexus One Android Supremacy and it appears that the nemesis arrival is around the corner.

We are beating the rap, courtesy of a briefly spotted glimpse of the Spring endorsed HTC Supersonic teaser video, and seemingly even the smartphone images that leaked back in January match the device spotted in the video. (video after the cut)

Motorola BackFlip, AT&T’s first android phone has become available as of today, with some sweet features and QWERTY keyboard, priced at $99. It’s release date was announced last month and it has released on time as promised. The BackFlip is also rumored to be the first among a series of five Android smartphones set to release on AT&T.