Motorola is currently working on at least two new Android tablets to launch on the Verizon 4G network before the end of the year, according to information obtained by CNET.
Dubbed the “Xyboard,” the new tablet will come in both 8- and 10-inch versions, and will be stamped with Verizon’s famed “Droid” branding.
CNET got its hands on both devices, and was able to take a peek under the hood. Both pack dual-core, 1.2GHz processors (though it’s unclear if they’re Nvidia Tegra chips) backed by 1GB of RAM. As with the majority of recent tablet releases, they sport both front- and back-facing cameras, and the screens are shielded with Corning Gorilla Glass.
The strategy this time, according to CNET, is to market the 10-inch version to the business crowd (complete with added stylus), while pitching the 8-inch tablet as more of a media-consumption device.
Via CNET
