Nvidia Tegra Tab 7 Android tablet's high-resolution images surface online

A number of rumours have hit the Internet over the past few months pointing to Nvidia's supposed plans to launch a 7-inch tablet based on Android. More recently, new leaks and sightings have put a face to the name.

This time a bunch of high-resolution images of the Nvidia Tegra Tab 7 have emerged, showing the overall design of the tablet and also revealing that the alleged tablet from Nvidia will come with a stylus.

The source of the latest leak is a Chinese site, ChinaDIY, which has posted a number of images of the alleged tablet.

The images reveal that the front panel of the tablet will be dominated by its 7-inch display while it also features dual-front speakers and supposedly no front camera. The images also reveal that the rear of the device will come with Tegra Note branding in the middle and will have a textured design. Leaked images also show a rear camera and the various ports that are located on the sides of the tablet. The micro-HDMI port and a microSD card slot are also visible on the sides. However, the leak doesn't say anything about the internals of the device.

The tablet is rumoured to come with a 7-inch HD display with a resolution of 1280x768 pixels, and Nvidia's 1.8GHz quad-core Tegra 4 processor. It is said to sport a 5-megapixel rear camera. The tablet is expected to run Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean. Other features include a Micro-HDMI port, USB port, audio output jack, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and even a SIM Tray that hints that the tablet may come with 3G or 4G support.

Earlier, a report claimed that the Chipset maker may launch the alleged Tegra Tab 7 at the IFA in Berlin which just kicked off on Wednesday.

Previously, the tablet has also been spotted in AnTuTu benchmark results.