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Lenovo 7-inch Honeycomb tablet coming Q4 in keeping with leaked PDF, Le OS genetics in tow

Hot at the heels of yesterday’s leaked 10.1-inch ThinkPad tablet comes another juicy tidbit about another forthcoming device from Lenovo. Here’s my next reports that during the computer-maker has a 7-inch Honeycomb-equipped slate within the pipeline sporting a high resolution 1280 x 800 display and ARM dual-core processor. The slides also indicate the presence of the “Lenovo family UI,” which probably means Le OS . Release is purportedly slated (ugh) for Q4, but given the presence of a placeholder image and the indisputable fact that these slides are not less than a month old, most of here is subject to alter. Still, we are hoping Lenovo takes the time to get things right with its Honeycomb customizations, since its the little differentiating touches that make the complete difference in burgeoning sea of screen-centric devices.

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