An Android Honeycomb powered tablet by ZTE that goes by the name of the V55 and appears to be destined for Sprint’s CDMA network has surfaced in an image for all of us to gaze at.
The ZTE V55 first appeared in a Sprint roadmap back in July. At the time it was believed that because of a Q1 launch in 2012 the tablet would feature Android Ice Cream Sandwich, but there is still no word on the specs of the device. You can see in the image that the V55 does in fact have some sort of a custom UI overlaying the operating system.
Not only are there no details on the tablets specs at this moment, there is still no word on pricing and availability as well. Coming from ZTE the V55 could very well be a cheaper option then some of the other Android tablets out there. Keep checking back to see if any more information about the ZTE V55 surfaces.
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