Kinpo Android Tablet Video Footage

by Chris Moor

During last week’s Computex Taipei 2009 show, manufacturer Kinpo revealed that they are currently working on an Android powered thin client device.

The Android-based tablet will feature a 7″ inch touchscreen display (800 x 480 resolution), and will be powered by a Freescale processor.

The android tablet device still needs further development before we can expect to see it ready for a commercial release, but initial hands-on impressions have been very favorable.

[via techvideoblog.com]

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http://rankpaypromocode.tumblr.com Liliana Mainz

I’ve been a fan of Apple for sometime, they produce technology that is visually gorgeous while working like a each and every time. That can’t be said about alot of companies, it’s usually one or the other. Tech businesses don’t usually take aesthetics seriously like Apple. With me stating that I’ve got to say that I’m anxious about the new Tablet. One thing I question though, is it too soon? I think that this may be ahead of its time. What do you think?

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