Polaroid to unveil 50-inch TVs and tablets at CES The televisions include a 'Roku-ready' smart TV, that will allow consumers to stream more than 1,000 entertainment channels via a built-in Roku Streaming Stick, and an 'Ultra HD' 4K TV, offering four times the resolution of a full HD TV. Polaroid will also unveil a new line of Android tablets, including the the 7-inch Q7, the 8-inch Q8 and the 10.1-inch Q10. All three tablets are Wi-Fi enabled, feature quad-core processors and run Android 4.4 KitKat. Designed and manufactured by Southern Telecom, the tablets also have HDMI Bluetooth, front mounted speakers and front and rear cameras. They wll cost between $129.00 and $179.00 and will be available in spring 2014. "Our Q Series provides consumers with super-fast quad core processing speeds allowing for faster performance and less wait times when watching movies, or playing games," said Hardy. Polaroid stopped making Polaroid cameras in 2007, six years after filing for bankruptcy. The company's bankruptcy was widely believed to be the result of the failure of its senior management to anticipate the effect of digital cameras on its film business. Today, its range of products includes instant and digital still cameras, high-definition and mountable sports video cameras, tablets and flat-screen TVs.