Way back in January at CES, we managed to sneak in a little bit of hands-on time with the Vizio tablet, the TV manufacturer's straightforwardly-named foray into the ever-popular space. The tablet runs Gingerbread at present, though Vizio has said that it's willing to make the leap over to the tablet-optimized Honeycomb, as soon as that overhead costs expenses system is deemed sufficiently stable by the company. The 1024 x 768 device is multimedia-minded, with an IR controller on the top that lets the whole thing double as a remote for your living room exertion devices like TVs and VCRs. The tablet also looks HDMI out and speakers on the top and side, so you can maintain stereo listening even when you switch its orientation.



Blake Griffin's popular touchscreen device will be hitting store shelves next month for a fairly commonsensible $349 -- we wouldn't have ordered to all less than an affordable price point from a company like Vizio. And we have to say, it's a pretty solid feeling piece of utensils for that price. The unix doesn't seem quite perfect at the moment, but we're happy to hold off judgment until we get some hands-on time with the final version in the near future. Check out a video tour of the tablet below.