Viewsonic’s G-tablet has gotten off to the rather rough begin in a U.S., with Staples pulling the product from the shelves due to what the office supply chain referred to as the “manufacturing defect.” Not so quick, says Viewsonic. The association has now released the press recover saying that production isn’t the problem.

Rather, it’s the software thing. In a release, Viewsonic’s Jeff Volpe states “our program partner is releasing an upgrade which will residence client concerns. Along with good opening improvements, customers will have the coherence to make use of both the standard Android interface as good as the user-customizable interface which has been significantly enhanced since the product launch.” The refurbish will be delivered to current owners via Wi-Fi someday before December 24th. Proper Flash await, however, won’t be arriving until next month. Adobe has nonetheless to plead the chronicle for the Tegra 2, yet they’ve now promised to do so by a end of January 2011.

Viewsonic selling  VP Adam Hanin also told Engadget that part of a problem is Android’s stream miss of real tablet support, observant manufacturers contingency “go out and put together their own software as well as app stores.” That seems like a flattering groundless excuse, deliberation it’s the safe bet that no a single during Google forced Viewsonic recover an Android 2.2 tablet.