HTC Holding a Big Party On September 15, Android Tablets In the Offing?

Good old HTC is holding an event in London next week where they will probably show off the HD3, a 4.5-inch OLED WinPho 7 device and/or a new version of the Nexus One. There could also be a tablet in the works, although nothing is pointing to this odd turn of events.

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