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Motorola Targets Apple iPad in Upcoming Tablet Teaser Video


It seems CES 2011 will be much like CES 2010 with a big focus on upcoming tablets with inevitable comparisons made against Apple's popular iPad. Readers may remember that last year's CES was dominated by talk of the tablets with heavy rumors about the not-yet-announced Apple iPad.

In this teaser video called Tablet Evolution, Motorola hypes its upcoming Android-based tablet that will be unveiled at CES 2011. In the video, Motorola labels the iPad as "It's like a giant iPhone, but... it's like a giant iPhone" and even takes a shot at the Galaxy Tab which is described as "Android OS, but Android OS...for a phone".

The Consumer Electronics Show 2011 kicks off the first week of January 2011.

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