Pop quiz: What is 10.1 inches in diagonal, sports a Tegra 2 processor and Android's Honeycomb tablet OS, and is sitting in an Office Depot in Times Square? If you answered the Lenovo K1 IdeaPad, well, pat yourself on the back. Because sure enough, the Android tablet that doesn't actually have a release date yet is just sitting in a New York City Office Depot, ready to get your greasy fingerprints all over it.
Specs are about what you'd expect for a $499 tablet -- 10.1-inch screen at 1280x800, 32GB of storage, 1GB of RAM, and it weighs 1.65 pounds. OK, those are the specs for just about every other Honeycomb tablet, but there you go. The one you see above was charged and would turn on, but was password protected.
So, we've got price. No word on if you can actually walk out of the store with one.
Couple more pics after the break.
Thanks, Lukasz!
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