Gear up iPad lovers! Apple is all set to unveil a new version of its immensely successful iPad on March 2011. According to reports, the company has sold nearly $5 billion worth of iPads in the three quarters ever since its launch in January last year. And news from multiple sources is that the heavily anticipated Apple tablet – iPad 2 is to be unveiled on March 2.

After the launch of the iPad, almost all the tech giants have come up with Tablet PCs to meet the growing demand of this high-end electronic device. Some of them even have better features than iPad. To vie against them, Apple is expected to come up with a more improved Tablet PC – Apple iPad 2.

Comprising numerous stunning features, Apple iPad 2 is said to be thinner and lighter. The Tablet may include dual-core processor with Qualcomm’s multi-mode chip. This chip will support both GSM and CDMA networks all over the world.

Most of the popular Tablets now boast the Google Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system. Apple iPad 2 is expected to be mighty enough to fight against these Tablets. It is almost certain that this new Apple Tablet will include cameras at back and front panel. This will allow the users to enjoy the FaceTime video calling feature.

It seems that Apple’s iPad is going to get a tough fight from BlackBerry smartphone maker Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM). RIM has introduced a tablet PC namely BlackBerry PlayBook which is expected to hit the US market in early 2011. This new professional-grade tablet PC is lighter device than Apple Inc.’s iPad and comprises a new operating system called BlackBerry Tablet OS.

The BlackBerry PlayBook has been designed to allow the users an unmatched computing experience along with faster web browsing, excellent multitasking and high performance multimedia. Besides, it also features an advanced development platform for the software developers. The security features are also highly sophisticated. To offer the users a true symmetric multiprocessing experience BlackBerry PlayBook features a 1 GHz dual-core processor.

With the BlackBerry PlayBook you don’t need to compromise with your web browsing experience. The device is compatible with Adobe® Flash® Player 10.1, Adobe® Mobile AIR® and HTML-5 which means you have no chance to miss all the excitement of online gaming and media on the web. There are stunning multimedia features so that you can enjoy high-quality mobile experiences. The BlackBerry PlayBook comes with dual HD cameras for video capture and video conferencing. To connect to external displays, it also features an HDMI-out port. Its high-end medial player offers rich stereo sound as well.

The BlackBerry PlayBook boasts sleek and beautiful design which will certainly make it a better choice than iPad. This is ultra portable, ultra thin but highly convenient for both work and play. It is less than half an inch thick and weighs less than a pound. The PlayBook is also slimmer and lighter as compared to the iPad. There is a vivid 7” high resolution display. In short, the BlackBerry PlayBook is the perfect blend of utility, performance and portability. Gear up to welcome this new tablet PC!

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Windows 7 on iPad! Well, this is what Critix has announced recently. They are currently working on developing Critix Receiver software that will enable user to run Windows 7 on their shiny iPad. Good for those Apple enthusiasts, who are not happy with the fact that iPad cannot do multitasking. This application will enable Apple tablet to overcome the restraint with Windows 7 multitasking ability. According to Critix tech support specialists, the larger screen of iPad actually solves many of the challenges faced by the users while accessing virtual Windows desktop on iPhone. So you can expect to get a smoother access here.

In fact, the new Critix application will add significant value to the tablet computer which will empower user to be productive in real sense. In other words, it will more rationalize your iPad purchase now. Critix tech support has already managed to run Windows 7 on the iPad SDK Emulator via Critix Receiver and XenDesktop 4.

So, get iPad now and see how well Windows 7 performs on it. According to computer support professionals, the success of Critix will open up the possibility of running various other operating systems on iPad like Mac OS X, Ubuntu or may be even Android! If the OS diversion news has changed your mind about iPad now, let us know what is going on your mind. Post your comment below.