Pandigital has a new iPad-like tablet coming in a 9-inch form factor, shown in the FCC photo above. Looks like this Pandigital tablet will be $199.99 inclusive of shipping, via QVC. Payment can be broken down into five monthly instalments of $40 each of course.

The device is powered by at least Android 2.1, with four buttons upfront at the bottom and includes a 4GB SDHC memory card. We don’t yet know when it will be available though. Might just be a QVC exclusive for all we know.

Pandigital already has a smallish eReader on the market that didn’t do too well right out of the gates. The company has announced that starting in September it will have a new eReader on the market that has some impressive features.

The eReader is the Pandigital Novel 7-inch Color Multimedia eReader. It has a high-gloss black bezel and a matte color screen that measures 7-inches wide. The device can be used for watching movies, surfing the web, checking email, and reading.

Pandigital has a new Personal Photo Scanner/Converter, which will scan a photo wherever you are and can convert it to a different resolution. Documents up to 8.5″ x 11″ in size can be fed through it and you can send them straight onto a SD memory card or Memory Stick at 600dpi resolution.

It would be pretty handy to archive a bunch of old photos and documents. The device will cost you $149.99. No word on whether it comes with a built-in battery or not, or will only be powered using USB.

Last month we talked about a new eReader from Pandigital called the Novel. The thing was very slick and had lots of cool features coupled with a reasonable price. We liked it well enough.

The Novel has a 7-inch color LCD and weighs about a pound. The device runs Android and has a lithium-ion battery inside for hours of use. The device measures 7.625″ x 5.5″ x 0.75″. The best part of the device was its $199.99 price tag for me.

Pandigital’s new 7″ e-reader boasts access to Barnes & Noble’s eBookstore and can also share content via LendMe. The Novel (that’s the name) will feature an 800 x 600 resolution touchscreen display, integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, and 1GB of internal memory that can be upgraded via an SD/MMC memory card.

Other specs include an orientation sensor, a rechargeable battery for up to 6 hours per charge, support for PDF, ePUB and HTML formats. The Android-powered device will run on an ARM 11 processor, and should retail for about $199.99.

Digital photo frame company Pandigital rolled out today a new line of frames which offer touchscreen operation as their primary selling point. The new PanTouch line will range in price from around $120 to $250, depending upon the screen size.

The PanTouch digital picture frames will be available in 7-, 8- and 10.4-inch display sizes. The touchscreen operation is guided by on-screen icons which guide users where to touch and swipe to control displayed images, MP3 music and video clips. All frames come with a remote control and are compatible with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth adapters.

Pandigital has revealed a hybrid HDTV, digital cookbook and picture frame for those who never want to leave their kitchens. It is called, aptly enough, the Pandigital Kitchen HDTV/Digital Cookbook/Digital Photo Frame and pricing is set at around $400.

The Pandigital Kitchen HDTV/Digital Cookbook/Digital Photo Frame offers up kitchen goers a 720p HD television which supports ATSC/NTSC, composite, S-video, component and HDMI. It also comes pre-loaded with recipes, stored in its 512 MB of internal memory, which you can view on-screen and can be loaded with more as one sees fit. And, to sweeten the pot, Pandigital integrated digital picture frame capabilities into this device as well.