Sharp Galapagos tablets hit the FCC

"Where Sharp plans to differentiate the tablets from the slew of Android tablets expected to be unveiled at CES 2011 this week is in the tight integration of the tablets with a Galapagos online e-book store. To facilitate e-reading on the devices, Sharp has equipped the 5.5-inch model with a high-res 1024x600 display and the 10.8-inch model with a high-res 1366x800 display. They support color images and complex book layouts, including XMDF."

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