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Verizon Confirms Android-Powered LTE Devices at CES

By on December 20, 2010

Verizon Wireless TwitterVerizon has confirmed via its Twitter account that the carrier will unveil Android-powered hardware with support for its nascent 4G LTE network during CES next month, reiterating previous statements.

Hardware expected to be demonstrated includes HTC’s yet to be announced Mecha Desire Z variant and the Tegra 2 powered Motorola reference tablet running Honeycomb confirmed during the Dive Into Mobile industry conference.

Motorola has also taken to YouTube, posting a teaser of its forthcoming CES tablet announcement.

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One response to “Verizon Confirms Android-Powered LTE Devices at CES”

  1. acdc1a
    acdc1a December 21, 2010 at 9:59 am |

    That’s great, but if they pull a Sprint and charge $10 more for “premium” data it will be another example of Verizon taking their customers to the cleaners.