It's an
open secret at this point that HTC is almost certainly working on one or more tablets for introduction in 2011 -- and with heavyweights like
Samsung,
Motorola, and
LG all playing the game (or
about to play the game), really, how could they not?
PocketNow has unearthed a very fresh trademark filing with the US PTO -- filed this past Sunday -- for "HTC Scribe," described as a "handheld wireless device, namely, a tablet computer." Doesn't get much more definitive than that. Of course, companies file for marks that they don't ultimately end up using all the time -- from their perspective, it's better to shoot first and ask questions later -- so it's not a slam dunk, but when you think about it, Scribe could actually be an awesome name for a little
Honeycomb tablet. Only question is, are we going to see this stuff next week at
CES or in February at
MWC?
HTC Scribe turns up in US trademark filings, could be a tablet originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 30 Dec 2010 11:35:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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