Motorola tablet prototype showed off running Honeycomb OS

It seems Google’s executives have a way to show off Android products before the official launch. After Schmidt revealed Nexus S – which was unveiled yesterday – a couple of weeks back, Andy Rubin at the D: Dive into Mobile has revealed a Motorola tablet prototype.

Intrinsic specs are a mystery but Rubin did confirm that the tablet is running Android’s Honeycomb OS along with Nvidia’s dual core processor and video chat support.

Hopefully, Motorola will have something to say at the CES early next year.

[AllthingsD via Engadget]

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