Commercial Project Tango tablet could come from Google and LG

The Project Tango tablet has been showcasedÂ by Google at various times as a prototype and has shown itself to be an exciting Â exercise in what Android can do outside of just being used as an idle device. The ability to make 3D maps andÂ take advantage of augmented reality makes it a very interesting prospect for budding developers and enthusiasts alike. We wouldn’t have thought that the tablet would transfer terribly well to a commercial setting, but the word on the street is that Google and LG will be teaming up to createÂ a commercial Project Tango tabletÂ and release it sometime next year.

There aren’t any solid details on what hardware the tablet will have or even when to expect it, but if it is anything like the Developer’s Kit that was announced earlier this month, which has the new NVIDIA Tagra K1 processor, then it should be a very impressive piece of hardware. Project Tango is currently being developed by ATAP, Motorola’s Advanced Technology and Projects group that was acquired by Google when Motorola Mobility was sold to Lenovo.

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Source: The Verge via Phone Arena