A few days ago during the D: Dive into Mobile event, Google vice president of engineering, Andy Rubin showcased a tablet by Motorola which apparently packs Android 3.0 Honeycomb, you can refresh your memory by hitting up (here).
Now more detail has surfaced on said Motorola table according to an article over on the Boy Genius Report by Andrew Munchbach, there are a couple of pictures of the Motorola tablet which have been posted by Howard Forums member wnrussell, which shows the device sporting the Verizon brand.
Unfortunately the pictures are somewhat blurry but there are a few more details that can be gleaned such as dock contact points, 3.5mm jack, mini-HDMI port, and micro-USB port. The word is the Motorola tablet will be called the Motorola Stingray, Trygon or Everest.
As for specs the aforementioned tablet will pack a 1 GHz Tegra 2 processor 32GB built-in storage, gyroscope, 1280 x 800 screen resolution, and microSD expansion slot, although just when anyone is likely to get thair hands on the Verizon Motorola tablet is another question.