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Haven't heard of SBN Tech? You're not alone, but it looks like the
company is now set to make the rather valiant attempt of trying to
stand out from the pack of Android tablets at CES next week. Its hook,
however, is that its tablet isn't actually a tablet, but an "IP Video
Phone," which may or may not be similar to the device pictured above
that the company's been showing off recently. Of course, while the
company may be touting it as a "video phone" first and foremost, the
device appears to be a fairly standard Android tablet underneath that
guise -- it packs a 10.1-inch 1,024 x 600 screen, an SD card slot for
expansion, and the company notes that you'll also be able to use it
for email, Twitter, Facebook and all your usual Android apps. Still no
word on pricing or availability, but those details should be making
themselves known soon enough.
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