While Apple's iPad is likely to remain the top selling tablet in 2011, hardware vendors like Acer, Samsung, Asus and Toshiba previewed a host of rival devices at this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. With single screens, dual-screens, and slide-out keyboards, the tablets come in a range of physical form factors. All of them run Android or Windows (and, in one case, both), and most will be available within three to six months. Here's a look at 10 cool tablets displayed at CES.
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