Acer “announces” new Iconia Tab Android tablet

By George Wong on 01/08/2012 14:23 PDT

[CES 2012] At CES today, Acer briefly introduced off its newest Acer Iconia Tab Android tablet. They brought it on stage for awhile, showed it off and a video for a few seconds and were done. Talk about a speedy presentation! The upcoming Iconia Tab will feature what appears to be a 10″ screen with a full-HD 1080p resolution, the Tegra 3 quad-core processor and will run on the Android operating system. And that’s about it – nothing else about the tablet was mentioned so we’ll be waiting for more official details to bring to you in the future. Stay tuned.

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