Lenovo planning “worldwide” Android tablet launch this summer

According to comments made by Lenovo boss Rory Read, the Chinese hardware maker is about to make a big splash in the tablet scene this summer with the release of two 10″ Android tablets. Both machines will run the 3.X Honeycomb version of Android, while one will be pitched at consumers while the other will be for business users.

They'll go on sale in July and August, respectively, and Lenovo claims both will launch “worldwide”. There are no images of either tablet as yet, so we'll use a picture of the Galaxy Tab 10.1. They all look the same, right? Especially when they don't even have buttons:

Lenovo has previously confused us a little with its odd LePad docking tablet and various LePhone hardware iterations running Android. Neither have made it out over here, though, due to being too ridiculous to make it through customs.

Read the full report over on the WSJ.

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