Players to announce Android 3.0 tablet PCs in near future; concerns for OS support remain

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Players to announce Android 3.0 tablet PCs in near future; concerns for OS support remain

Monica Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES

Tuesday 22 March 2011

Taiwan-based notebook brand vendor Asustek Computer is set to announce its Android 3.0-based 10.1-inch tablet PC on March 25 with Acer, Samsung Electronics and High Tech Computer (HTC) all set to announce their models in the near future; however, since...

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