Motorola Atrix and Honeycomb tablets to be launched by Telstra in Australia?
By Florin on 27 Jan 11Expected to be released in the US (via AT&T) and Canada (via Bell) pretty soon, the Android-based Motorola Atrix may also be launched in Australia, where Telstra could be the carrier to sell it.
One of Telstra’s blogs has posted an article about CES 2011, where the carrier sent its reps for “spotting the best upcoming products so that it can bring them to Australia.”
Of course, one of the devices unveiled at CES is the Motorola Atrix, which is shown twice in Telstra’s blog post. This, as well as the fact that the Atrix supports the operator’s 850 MHz 3G network, means the dual-core smartphone – pictured below – could be indeed released in Australia.
Just for the record, the last Motorola Android phone launched by Telstra was the rugged Defy (it’s available since the end of November).
Telstra has also hinted at a possible launch of Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablets, although it’s not clear what models it plans to carry.
Via AusDroid
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