Medion’s IFA booth reveals P9514 Honeycomb tablet, 4.3-inch Gingerbread smartphone

Never heard of German-based Medion? We wouldn’t blame you but the company did have something to show at this year’s IFA: a brand new 10-inch Honeycomb tablet, the Medion P9514. Yep, it’s just another Honeycomb tablet with nothing extraordinary under the hood as the tablet sports a 1GHz dual-core processor, but what’s notable is that it’s got the latest version of Honeycomb, 3.2.

It’s initially arriving in either a 16GB or 32GB variety (the company itself hasn’t decided yet). It’s also equipped with 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi, HDMI and USB, but the whole package weighs in at the hefty 25.4 ounces (720g).

The other thing at Medion’s booth was a 4.3-inch smartphone running on Gingerbread. The focus for this device is navigation and it will be offered with Medion’s GoPal navigation app. 

On the back, a 5-megapixel camera rounds up the package, but both the Medion tablet and smartphone are expected in Q4 2011, so we’ll probably know everything soon.

source: Pocket-lint