Just when we all thought that we managed to get our fill of Lenovo news today, they’re seemingly just getting warmed up as we speak after a leaked roadmap uncovers yet another prize waiting at the end of the rainbow.
We all know that Lenovo’s 10.1” Think Slate (aka ThinkPad Tablet) will sport an interesting convertible design combined with a nifty alternative input method with its stylus, but looking further down in the leaked roadmap, it yields a smaller sized 7” tablet with Honeycomb in tow. Interestingly enough, this smaller bundle of joy isn’t messing around with specs – especially when it’s expected to flaunt a dual-core ARM processor and an impressive 1280 x 800 pixels resolution. Although we’re presented with a tiny rendered image of the device, it’s more likely to be nothing more than a simple placeholder for right now – so don’t be surprised to see something totally different down the road
Sure we’re getting a solid dose of Honeycomb based tablets right now, but this 7” model is stated to come along with “Le OS” – which seems to be Lenovo’s custom interface running on top of Honeycomb. So far, it’s pegged with a Q4 launch based on the roadmap, but it’ll be interesting to see how things progress in the coming months.
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