Acer has submitted an addendum with the FCC for regulatory approval from the Acer Iconia Tab A501, which is a variant of the 10″ Iconia Tab A500 Android tablet which was released earlier. In addition for the 3G/4G HSPA+ tablet now supporting increased storage-it’s been knocked to 64 GB-it appears as if Acer is also swapping out some internal components within favor of new hardware.
These new parts include new touch and graphic sensors. It’s not clear what differences these new components will modify the last product, and just how different the touch-screen experience will vary from the WiFi-only Iconia Tab A500 that’s currently on the market.
Because of the increased price of adding a wireless special broadband modem on the tablet to support AT&T’s network-Apple’s iPad for example comes with a $130 premium for the 3G functionality-it’s unclear what the final prices of the 3G/4G Iconia Tab A501 will be.
