With all the Android tablets upgrading to ICS, I’d say within 2-3 months there’ll be over 25 million ICS tablets on the market. Basically all Honeycomb tablets upgrade to ICS and most Gingerbread tablets upgrade to ICS also.

I’m not challenging your claim that this tablet is the cheapest, I noted that it seems like a great value. It would be even better if it gets ICS someday, hope that is in fact possible.  It is interesting how Honeycomb and ICS have almost no market share while Android 2 dominates among Android installs to this day, will be watching to see what kind of dent ICS makes.

Honeycomb had only few partners working on it. ICS is open source and most ARM Processors will support it, I believe even the ARM11 based Qualcomm MSM7227 will support ICS simply because there are over 100 smartphones and tablets on the market using MSM7227, it might be one of the most used ARM Processor for Android devices on the market. I also know the Arnova on Rockchip Rk2918 will get ICS, I’ve seen great ICS on Telechips ARM cortex-A8, on single-core AmLogic ARM Cortex-A9, I’m not sure though if Rockchip will do the effort to make ICS work even on their older RK2818 and RK2808 ARM9, my guess not, too much work and too few devices still needing support there. Telechips likely not either on their ARM11 solutions but I think Qualcomm MSM7227 ARM11 is the most likely.