HTC Tablet Suspended

on 01/19/2010 08:51 PDT

It seems that HTC has suspended the work on its tablet computer, which doesn’t seem like very good news to us. The folks over at Channel News have quoted Anthony Petts, HTC’s sales and marketing director, as saying that the company will be focusing their efforts on a new generation of mobile phones. When talking about a bunch of new mobile phones, you can safely bet that a whole lot of them (if not all) will be powered by Google’s Android OS. The (temporarily) shelved tablet project was rumored to be powered by either Chrome OS or Android. There aren’t any technical details on the tablet, but it’s probably academic, as it seems like that device won’t be released anytime soon (if ever).

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