Notion Ink Adam has four words we love to hear: Pixel Qi, Tegra, Android

Even with tablets at CES beginning to cross into the gaudy zone, the Notion Ink Adam stands out like a shining star. To start, it’s running NVIDIA’s blazing fast and energy friendly Tegra chipset. Second, it has the genius Pixel Qi display which can switch from a monochrome reflective screen to an emmitive LCD screen instantly. Finally it is running a great tablet OS — Android.

In addition to all that, the Notion Ink Adam has a capacitive touchscreen for its 10.1-inch, 1024×600 resolution display (for more spec information go here). This is a tablet that really holds promise and Notion Ink is promising that we’ll see the Adam for sale in June and for a price around $300. We can’t really hold Notion Ink to task if the price goes higher than that based on other companies examples in the past, but $300 sure would be nice.

See a video demo of the device by Engadget after the jump.