As Research in Motion’s first tablet inches closer to an official launch, the BlackBerry PlayBook has shown up at the FCC web site. You can check out a couple of wireless test reports at the site, if that’s the sort of thing you’re inclined to do, but the user manual and photos are all tucked […]
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 visits the FCC
Samsung still hasn’t announced a launch date or price for its new 10.1 inch tablet in the US, but it looks like the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 could be headed to US shores in the not-too-distant future. The FCC has published a series of documents related to the new tablet. There’s nothing really juicy on […]
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LG G-Slate shows up at the FCC in WiFi, 3G flavors
T-Mobile is expected to start selling the first Android tablet with a built-in stereoscopic 3D camera soon. In advance of the official launch of the LG G-Slate, the tablet is making a stop by the FCC, where all wireless devices must go before they can be sold in the US. There’s not really that much […]
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Archos Arnova 8, 10HT hit the FCC
It looks like Archos may be planning to launch two new tablets in the US Market soon. Wireless Goodness spotted listings for the Archos Arnova 8 and Archos Arnova 10HT at the FCC web site. The Arnova 8 appears to be same model that popped up recently in Russia as the Archos Arnova A80KSC. If […]
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Notion Ink torn apart by the FCC, rooted by users, receives unofficial Market access
The Notion Ink Adam tablet has been shipping for a couple of days and users have been busy testing the limits of this 10 inch Android tablet with an NVIDIA Tegra processor, custom Android software stack, and optional Pixel Qi transflective display. Among other things, we’ve seen users: Root the tablet and create a custom […]
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AOC E800 Android tablet hits the FCC
Just days after its unveiling the AOC E800 tablet has shown up at the FCC web site. This little guy has an 8 inch, 800 x 600 pixel display, runs Android 2.1, and is expected to sell for as little as $200. According the user manual, the tablet has a Rockchip RK2818 processor, supports 128MB […]
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Sharp Galapagos tablet hits the FCC
A few days ago we received confirmation that Sharp plans to offer its 5 and 10 inch Galapagos tablets in the US. Today the company is one step closer, as documents have been filed with the FCC for at least one of those tablets. There are a few photos of a Galapagos tablet, or the […]
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Dell Streak 7 passes through the FCC
Just in case you had any doubt that Dell was preparing to launch a 7 inch Android tablet, the upcoming Dell Streak 7 has been playing a really lousy game of hide and seek with us recently. Dell still hasn’t officially announced the product (despite already confirming that 7 and 10 inch tablets are on […]
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New Sony tablet spotted at the FCC
Engadget has spied a new Sony tablet lurking in the shadows at the FCC. There’s nothing too revealing in the docs, of course — though the tablet will include an Atheros AR5B95 802.11B/G/N adapter. It also looks as if there may actually be a handful of tablets, with model numbers PCG-31211L, 31311L, 312xxL, and 313xxL […]
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Hannspree 10 inch Android tablet stops by the FCC
Hannspree has been showing off a 10 inch Android tablet for the past few months, promising the device would sport a 1GHz NVDIIA Tegra 2 CPU, 16GB of storage, HDMI output, and a 3500mAh battery. Now it looks like this tablet running Google Android 2.2 is one step closer to launching in the US. The […]