The Orange Tabbee from Sagem is named after cats and features a 7″ WVGA touchscreen display and runs a Linux-based operating system with an unspecified ARM processor. Some other specs include a 3-hour battery life, Wi-Fi, an SD memory card slot, USB 2.0 support, 2W stereo speakers and software support for a wide range of widgets for weather, news, shopping, email, Twitter and even YouTube.

Sounds pretty good. It also has Flash 9 compatibility. The Orange Tabbee will be available in France for just €249.

Turns out that the Dell Mini 9 can be modded into a sexy looking internet tablet. Who is responsible for this? A dude named Rob, who is a MyDellMini forum member. He turned his Del Vostro A9, which is a business version of the Mini 9, into a Windows 7 touchscreen.

This bad boy holds a 16GB SSD, WiFi, Bluetooth, 1GB of RAM and an Intel Atom N270 processor. Rob has further plans for it, like adding an accelerometer to automatically adjust the screen orientation and a small USB fan for temperature control.

The Archos 5 Internet Tablet has been available for just a couple of days, but now Amazon has stopped all orders for the 160GB hard drive-based Archos 5 device, placing the item “under review.”

Amazon says that “customers have told us there may be something wrong with our inventory of the item”. This is not good news for Archos. However, the 32GB flash-based version is still available for pre-order. Hopefully the issues, whatever they are, can be fixed quickly.