You could say December 7th ended with a bang - after a day crammed full of Gingerbread goodness, Andy Rubin came on stage at D: Dive Into Mobile to tease a next-gen Honeycomb tablet. Unfortunately, Google's VP of Engineering didn't give us a very in-depth look, so most of us were left hungry for more.
And more we have - in addition to the picture you're seeing above, Taiwanese forum member goldenstone provided us with the following specs:
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1280x800 display
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32 GB EMMC storage as well as a microSD card slot
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NVIDIA Tegra 2 T20 dual-core CPU with 3D performance re-optimization
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Gyroscope
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5 MP rear camera
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2 MP front-facing cam
Oh, and Motorola's got something hidden up its sleeve for those of you still bickering over which size is best - there will be both seven and ten-inch editions of the device. The choices don't end there, though: according to the aforementioned forum member, customers will be able to choose between UMTS, CDMA, and LTE (!) radios. A tablet for everyone.