Motorola Tablet Waved Around At CES 2010

Jan 8 2010, 7:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

One more tablet prototype got shown around at the CES 2010. According to Reuters, Motorola showed a Tablet prototype at the show.
The 7-inch Motorola Tablet runs Android and uses a NVIDIA chip. The Motorola Tablet was shown during the Verizon Wireless LTE show case.
Motorola can imagine to sell this Tablet for $300.

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