At the Broadband Show 2009 in Taipei, MTube shows its Android MID that gets a 7.6-inch capacitive touchscreen and an ARM11 processor. MTube’s MID is intended for home entertainment use which means it will probably serves as a media controller for your home entertainment devices such as HDTV, Blu-ray player..etc. Not many details are currently available but you can see a video intro after the break:

Chinese company releases the Z5 MID based on Atom and Windows XP. The Z5 sports Intel Atom Z512 1.2GHz processor, 1GB of RAM and a 8GB SSD. The mobile mobile device (MID) gets a 5-inch 800×480 touchscreen display and supports WiFi and EVDO 3G connectivity.

AdelaVoice introduces the Lighthouse SQ7, the so-called “world’s first portable Social Media Tablet”. Basically, the SQ7 is built based on SmartQ 7 Internet Tablet from SmartDevices. It …

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It seems like Dell is really planning a mobile internet device. Leaked photos indicate that the device will be known as the Dell Streak and will run Android OS 2.0. It gets a 5-inch 800×480- touchscreen display and a 5 Megapixel camera.

Shenzhen, China-based company Wireless Information and Telemetry System (WITS) introduces the A81 mobile internet device (MID). The A81 MID is powered by ARM Cortex A8 600MHz processor, the same CPU that boosts iPhone 3GS, iPhone touch 3G, Palm Pre.

As we’ve seen before, SmartDevices’s SmartQ5 is a 4.3-inch mobile internet device running  Windows CE 6.0. Now over at eletroworld.cn, there is the SmartQ5a that runs the Android OS instead of WinCE, though …

RAmos officially announced the W7, a mobile internet device (MID) running Google Android OS. The W7 gets a 4.8-inch 800×480 touchscreen display and built-in WiFi support. It supports 720p videi playback and …

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As reported, the mysterious Android MID is actually eviGroup’s Wallet MID. Here you can find more details of the device. The Wallet MID features a 5-inch 800×480 touchscreen display, a built-in camera, 8GB internal memory and a mini SD card slot. It supports WiFi, 3G and GPS connectivity. It will run the Android OS.

The Wallet MID will probably come early next year for about Euro 300.

After the break, you can find a hands-on video of the device: