Hannspree displays three new Android tablets at CES

This CES we saw a lot of manufacturers focusing primarily on showcasing tablets; as it is, tablets are the trend these days. Hannspree is no exception too with it showing off three brand new Android-based tablets at the recently concluded CES. On display were a 7-inch and two 10-inch tablets from the company

One of the models has a 10-inch, 1280 x 800 pixel display and features HDMI output, a micro USB port, a SIM card slot as standard. You also get a battery that gives that gives you a good 10 hours of back-up at the maximum. The demo tablet on show was running an Android version with Hannspree’s custom interface running atop, but reportedly, the tablet will come pre-installed with Android 3.0 Honeycomb at launch. The 10-inch tablet is supposed to start shipping from May.

The other model is another 10-incher, although, with a lower resolution screen at 1024 x 600 pixels. The device will supposedly run Android 2.2 or 2.3, and buyers will have the option of a 3G modem. Even though there was the other 7-inch model, sources put that the makers have currently put plans of its launch on hold. From the looks of it, the tablet seems to have a very neat interface and a slim and well-built chassis. Should you see the same design in the final production version or not, only time will tell. But then, the good news is we have yet another confirmed Android 3.0 tablet.

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