The mysterious Vodafone branded Android 3.2 tablet that was revealed by Vodafone Germany back in September is making it a little closer to us here in the UK, with Vodafone Ireland’s web site now adding the 10″ tablet to its listings.
There’s not much more revealed in terms of tech specs, although it confirms it’ll arrive running Android 3.2, with 16GB of internal storage space. Here it is:
There’s more information in a short clip on the site’s YouTube channel. Still no sign of it on Vodafone UK as yet, though, so you might be needing to take a ferry to Dublin for the weekend if you’re a fan.
Link via AC.
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