AT&T Announces a Few Android Devices, Tablets, and 4G Network at CES
AT&T had a press conference today at CES and happened to divulge some interesting information; namely a few Android phones, some tablets, and an officially announcement of their 4G plans. So first up, the phones:
HTC Inspire 4G | Motorola Atrix 4G | Samsung Infuse 4G |
4.3″ Capacitive Touchscreen | 1GB of RAM | 4.5″ “Super AMOLED Plus” Capacitive Touchscreen |
Dual Core Processor | 1.2Ghz Hummingbird Processor | |
8MP Camera on Rear, and 1.3MP camera on front | ||
More info on the phones as we get it…
AT&T also took the time to officially announce their plans for 4G. (Before everyone freaks out about 4G in the comments, read this). AT&T says they plan to have an HSPA+ network (same as T-Mobile’s) up and running in 2011 and have a LTE network (same as Verizon’s) up and running during the second half of 2011.
Now, there are also tablets in tow as well. AT&T says they will have HSPA+ and LTE tablets coming this year to go with their new network upgrades. One of which will be a Motorola 10.1 ” NVIDIA Tegra 2 tablet running on Android Honeycomb. There will also be another tablet supporting LTE that will come later, but no details on that one yet. AT&T says that they will have 5 to 7 HSPA+ devices by the end of the first half of the year and some LTE phones, tablets, and modems in the second half.
Any new att android phones with a keyboard? The only ones available now (from motorola) are slow…