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The announcement was made today at an event where Google is showing off the new Android 3.0 software known as Honeycomb, which is designed specifically for tablets. Google also used the event, held at company headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., to take the wraps off the new Web-based Android Market. Up to this point, Android users could only discover and download apps from the Android Market installed on their devices. Now, users will be able to get to the apps from any Web browser.

Why can't I see my device on the Android Market website
There are two possible reasons why an Android device might be missing from your list of devices on the Android Market website:

You're not logged in with the primary Google account associated with your device.
OR

You haven't accessed Android Market from your device recently.
Not logged in with primary account

The account you’re signed into when using the Android Market website must be the same as the primary account that was used when you first set up your Android device. When signed in to the Android Market website, only devices associated with the same primary account will be listed when attempting to install an app.

To see the accounts associated with your device, click ‘Settings’ > ‘Accounts & Sync’. You’ll need to sign in to the Android Market website using the username and password of the Google Account you originally used to set up your Android device. If you do not know the password for this account, please visit the Google Checkout Help Center article about Passwords for instructions to reset the password.

Haven't accessed Android Market recently

If you've tried logging in to the Android Market website with all of your Google accounts, and you still don't see your device listed, please open Android Market on your device, and then try using the Android Market website again.

3.0 software known as Honeycomb, which is designed specifically for tablets