Toshiba 10-inch Android Honeycomb tablet (photos)

Toshiba's 10.1-inch Android tablet will be announced at CES 2011. The tablet will run the upcoming Honeycomb version of Android using a dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 chip.

The expected Android buttons for home, menu, back, and search are present on the tablet's bezel.

Here you can see the metal outer bezel, which wraps around the edge of the tablet, securing the glass-covered display.

A front-facing 2-megapixel camera is integrated into the front of the tablet.

Buttons for mute, volume, and power are included on the side.

A lock switch is found on the top edge of the tablet.

Also included is a memory card slot, which accepts full-size SDHC cards.

The tablet's screen supports multitouch and displays a maximum resolution of 1,280x800 pixels (720p).

The back of the Toshiba tablet includes a 5-megapixel camera.

A textured, rubberized finish is used on the back and sides and can be swapped out for multiple colored and textured finishes.

Another view of the back of the Toshiba tablet.

Here's the Toshiba Honeycomb tablet (right) shown next to the Apple iPad.

Here's another shot of the Toshiba Honeycomb tablet (right) shown next to the Apple iPad. As you can see, the Toshiba tablet's screen is slightly larger and stretches out to a slightly wider 16:10 aspect ratio, compared with the iPad.