Unnamed Motorola tablet visits the FCC

By George Wong on 10/24/2011 17:40 PDT

There have always been rumors about Motorola releasing a successor to its XOOM Android tablet, with some leaked photos of the tablet surfacing. However, it looks like one of those tablets is one step closer to going on sale at retail outlets. An unnamed Motorola tablet has just passed through the FCC though the listing doesn’t offer anything new about the device and here’s what we know so far:

It’s going to be feature either a 8″ or 10″ (1280 x 800) display, it should have a dual-core processor of 1.2GHz, 1GB of RAM, 16/32/64 GB of storage, WiFi, and Bluetooth support. No mention of 3G or 4G mobile broadband but that could change or there could be multiple versions of the tablet. After all, this tablet might be the first of many to pay a visit to the FCC. Motorola XOOM users are only starting to get the 4G LTE upgrade now, so it’ll be interesting to see what Motorola will be offering to compete with its previous tablet. Preloaded Ice Cream Sandwich, perhaps?

[FCC website]

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