eLocity vows seven 10-inch tablets at CES with Honeycomb

Stream TV's tablet label eLocity today promised a major expansion of its lineup at CES this week. The company not only plans to launch a 10-inch model, the eLocity A10, but plan to launch seven different variants ranging from the A10.1 to the A10.7. What would differentiate them wasn't stated, but storage and cameras may play a role.

All of the tablets will be the company's first to use Google's Honeycomb (Android 2.4) and will use NVIDIA's Tegra 2 for 1080p output over HDMI. The screen itself will have the "highest" resolution available among mobile tablets, the company insisted, without saying what that might be.


They should use both microSDHC and USB ports to expand storage.
More details should come at the company's CES debut on January 6 and will go up for pre-order on January 17. Stream TV wouldn't give out prices or ship dates but hinted they might ship sooner than some alternatives.
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