NVIDIA's 7-inch Android Tegra Tab caught on camera
It was less than one month ago that we first heard about NVIDIA getting into the hardware game with plans to release two Android tablets, one of which could launch the Tegra 5 chipset early next year. But, the Tegra Tab is expected to be NVIDIA's first piece of hardware, and while we've seen fairly high quality pics of it before, it has just been caught on camera again.
The images come from Taiwan's National Communications Commission, which certified the device this past week. The 7-inch tablet is listed as model P1640. Previous rumors have the specs of the tablet including an NVIDIA Tegra 4 SoC clocked at 1.8GHz, a 7-inch display at 1280x768 resolution, a 5MP rear camera, a front camera of unknown quality, stylus support and Android 4.2.2.
There is no word on pricing or availability of the device, but if it has been certified by the NCC, it could be hitting Taiwan's store shelves soon enough. There's no word on if the tablet will be making its way to the U.S. It's expected that NVIDIA will announce more this week at IFA in Berlin.
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