We knew Acer had some new tablets in the pipeline — heck, we got our hands on them at Computex last month — but the company still hasn’t officially announced the Iconia Tabs A210 and A110. Still, following in the footsteps of the 10-inch A210, which hit the FCC earlier this month, the Tab A110 just cleared that all-important obstacle for hitting the US market. The filing doesn’t shed too much light on the Tegra 3-powered 7-incher (you’ll find the standard test reports and RT exposure info in the source link below), but then again we already got a good look at the slate in Taipei, and we imagine Acer’s unveiling date can’t be too far off.
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