KT Identity Tab Slate Gets Announced


Korean carrier KT recently announced a brand new 7 inch tablet, called Identity Tab. We’ve discussed the device here and now we have the full list of specs to look at and a clear image of the slate. The product is available starting today with a $251 price tag and a 24 month WiBro contract priced at $23 per month.

Here’s the specs list:

CPU: 1GHz processor
Memory: 8GB of internal storage, SD card slot
Camera: 3MP camera
Connectivity: HDMI port, WiFi, Bluetooth, WiBro

[via androidcommunity]

Qualcomm to Invest in Mirasol Technology Plant

Qualcomm will apparently invest $2 billion into a factory that will produce 5.7 inch Mirasol displays starting from 2012, according to Digitimes and their sources. The factory is found in the Central Taiwan Science Park and in case you’re not familiar with Mirasol, know that the screen technology borrows the property of both LCD and E-ink screens.

Energy consumption is very low, even less than E-ink and there’s no backlighting involved, as far as we know. No glare will bother you and color reproduction will be supported as well as 30fps video. While LG and Sony are working on flexible displays and color E-ink screens, Mirasol might prove to be a worthy rival, but 2012 is a long way to go.

[via IntoMobile]

Identity Tab is the First Korean Android Tablet

Korea got its very first Android tablet, the Identity Tab, shown in the image on the left. This device incorporates a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU and 8GB of internal memory, plus it relies on a 7 inch touch display, a DMB TV tuner and a gyro sensor.

There’s a 3 megapixel camera on board and an SD card reader for extra storage. The price is around $250 with a 50G WiBro Unlimited data plan and WiFi Wibro data card.

[via crunchgear]

Indian “Stamp” Tablet Could Sell for as Low as $50 (Video)

We’ve heard about a tablet being launched by the Indian Government, for $35, but that product is one year away from mass production. In the meantime, also from India comes the “Stamp”, a $50 slate made by Bangalore company Allgo Embedded Systems. The device is in prototype phase for now and it gets showcased in the following clip:

“Stamp” (odd name) will use a 7 inch touch display and it’ll run Android or Linux. K. Srinavasan, Allgo founder says that the prototype has been assembled with a $35 cost and the slate’s maker is now in talks with manufacturers, searching for partnership. Srinavasan estimates that if the Stamp is manufactured in 100,000 units, its cost will go down to $45, or even $40 if 1 million units are made.

[via techie-buzz]

Tegatech TEGA v2 Tablet Unveiled and Detailed

If you’re looking for a new Windows 7 slate, Tegatech has got the brand new TEGA v2 tablet for you, the device shown in the image below. The product will be available starting September, but its pricing is unknown yet, although we know that that TEGA v2 will be an aggressively priced unit. We have to mention that the slate is really thin, at 14mm and measuring 243mm in length and 190mm in width.

Here are the specifications of the new Tegatech slate, that you can see above:

Connectivity: 2 USB ports, WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G, WiMAX, Wibro
Display: 10.1 inch touchscreen, multi-touch capacitive with accelerometer
CPU: Intel Atom N455
Memory: up to 4GB RAM, SSD options (16GB, 32GB) and 64GB via SD/SDHC
Battery life: more than four hours

[via gottabemobile]

Pocketbook Touchscreen Android E-Reader Becomes Official

PocketBook is a manufacturing firm, ready to unleash new e-readers, no less than 5 new models to be more precise. IFA 2010 will mark their debut in September, together with the already announced Samsung Galaxy Tab slate. The new PocketBook e-book readers include the ProBook 602 and 902 models, plus the premium tablets ProBook 603 and 903 units.

The PocketBook products with 60x name patterns will rely on 6 inch screens, that turns into 9.7 inch displays in the case of 90x models. All of these e-readers pack 2GB of internal memory, Linux-based platforms, Bluetooth and WiFi. The higher end versions also support 3G connectivity and feature a Wacom display.

There will also be an entertainment model, the PocketBook IQ, available in 3 color options and featuring a 7 inch color TFT touchscreen, Bluetooth, WiFi and Android 2.0.

[via Engadget]

3D Shanzhai Tablet Doesn’t Require Glasses, Made by Rockchip

Shanzai tablets are evolving into something more than average slates that copy the iPad, so now we’ve found a device that does 3D without requiring glasses. Made by Rockchip, said unit is available in prototype phase and it’s dubbed the Supernova X1. No info on the price right now, since this is a prototype after all and we don’t even know the OS it runs on.

Apparently, Rockchip Supernova X1 is based on a SoC solution and the lack of images or videos to showcase its 3D capability can be explained through the limited number of videogames and movies available in 3D, right now.

[via shanzai]

Tablet Dune Runs Windows 7, Available in Belgium (Video)

There are some tablets out there that escaped the eagle eye of tech blogs, like the Tablet Dune, shown in action in the following video. Spotted in Belgium, this device comes from Le.Net (Le Point Net), it runs Windows 7 and uses a 10.2 inch display. This slate was uncovered by gottabemobile forum member Tuur, who also has some details on the unit.

Here’s a pretty accurate specs list for Tablet Dune (strange name, by the way):

CPU: Intel Atom N450, 1.67GHz
Memory: 2GB DDR2 RAM, 160GB HDD (or 16/32GB SSD)
Connectivity: WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth, optional 3G
Camera: 1.3MP webcam
Display: 10.2 inch resistive multitouch display
Battery life: 2.5 to 4.5 hours

The device is out of stock at the moment, but it should be back in two weeks or so. For the right price, this slate could be a bargain, we think…

[via gottabemobile]

DreamBook ePad N7 Tegra2 Tablet Available Now

Pioneer Computers recently announced the release of the DreamBook ePad N7 tablet, based on the Tegra2 platform. The device is only available in Australia for now and we learn that it runs Android 2.1 on top of a T20 dual core 1.2GHz CPU. The product goes for $446, without support for 3G connectivity and you can get it straight from Pioneer Computers.

Here’s a list of the slate’s specs, in case you find it appealing:

Display: 7 inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen, 800 x 480
Storage: 4GB SSD
Connectivity: 802.11 b/g WiFi, optional 3G antenna for $89 extra, USB 2.0, HDMI out
Camera: 1.3 megapixel webcam (bundled with the device)
Others: accelerometer, light sensor, SIM card slot, docking port

[via tabletpcreview]

WeTab Android Slate Coming to Germany in September

Straight from Germany comes the WeTab Android slate, that’s supposed to debut in September, at least in its homeland. The device runs Android, Linux and Adobe Air and comes with a variety of USB ports, plus Flash support. Social networking is also available on the slate, that will be sold in 2 versions: a 16GB one with WiFi and a 32GB one with WiFi and 3G support.

The 16GB WeTab will go for $575, while the 32GB unit will cost $880. Both tablets will pack 11.6 inch displays, that will work both in portrait and landscape mode. No info on an US release yet…

[via talkandroid]

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