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No sooner than we discovered a leaked benchmark for the Google Nexus 7 tablet, the ASUS Eee Pad MeMO 370T passes through the FCC on the very same day. You may remember this same tablet from CES in January where we showed you guys our quick hands-on with the tablet, courtesy of our friends at ASUS.
Before there were whispering of a Nexus tablet, the MeMO 370T was the OG $250 tab, equipped with a powerful Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core processor in a handy 7-inch fun-sized package. The FCC documents posted today didn’t give away too much, only that this particular model will be WiFi only (sorry, 4G lovers).
While it’s more than likely we are looking at the Nexus 7 tablet, I guess it’s also possible this could be a better equipped (and slightly more expensive) tablet offered through ASUS, and not direct from Google. It’s all speculation at this point, but now we definitely know something is coming. Here’s our video from CES for those that missed it.
In either case, this is looking to be a nice product.
I hope they still release the 370T because I’ve wanted this thing as soon as I seen it. Small, cheap, powerful but made by Asus, easily one of the best Tablet manufacturers around. (aside from the Prime GPS woes)
I just wish there was a decent gaming controller to go with these. Plugging my PS3 controller via USB Host port was what I did with my OG Transformer that I sold a while back. I hope this tablet has some kind of dock that allows USB Host/OTG for similar gaming wonderfulosity.
If a few of the 7-inch tablets become really popular, I think you may see this happen. Cradles designed to snap around the perfect-for-gaming size 7-inch tablets making them into an oversized PSP.
This will be my first tablet.
Would love it 8.5 inches
That’s what she — nah, too easy. =p
“nah, too easy.” …is really what she said.
Must have 370t…