Razer's gaming tablet surprised the world when it was teased at CES earlier this year, dubbed Project Fiona. Project Fiona is a 10.1-inch, Windows-based gaming tablet which sports an Intel Core i7 processor.

Where it steers away from other tablets, is that it features two joystick handles which both sport dual analog sticks and a normal controller-style layout. Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan teased the world through Facebook, where he asked his followers for 10,000 likes in 7 days - which happened.

Tan then confirmed via Twitter that the production of the gaming tablet is happening, and thus makes a 2012 launch of Project Fiona that much more real. Final design and hardware specifications are not yet set in stone, with various ARM- and Intel-based processors that could be baked inside of the tablet.

The concept was shown off at CES, sporting an ULV Core i7 processor, an unknown GPU, and a 10.1-inch 1280x800 capacitive multitouch display. What we receive in the coming months could be a fair bit different, though.