Viewsonic introduces its first tablet Honeycomb, the ViewPad 7X during the IFA in Berlin. The tablet will be launched in India in September. Ajay Sharma, country manager of Viewsonic India confirmed that the Indian mobile ViewPad 7x will be launched at a competitive price in the Indian market next month.
The 7-inch tablet is preinstalled with the latest version of Android Honeycomb updated version 3.2. Although the technical specifications for ViewPad 7x are not available, we know it will be powered by an Nvidia Tegra 2 Dual Core processor.
The display is 7-inch capacitive multitouch with a native resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. One of the best things about 7x is that it uses a 10-point touch technology that makes it more intuitive and interesting to the user. The unit will also bid on and behind the camera and 8GB of internal memory with a 32 GB Micro SD expandable memory.
The device also includes a custom user interface called ViewScene 3D. We are told that the interface is similar to the function return to Windows, but the tiles are stacked in a circular. The interface is fully customizable and users can modify or edit as needed.
One of the most useful of the ViewPad 7x is its software pre-installed GPS Tuner which allows the maps are stored locally on the device so that it can provide data offline browsing. The ViewPad 7x, as mentioned above, is scheduled to launch in India next month, probably at the same time will be released in the international market.
Viewsonic spokesman would not comment on the price of the camera, but looking at the international price, which is 350 euros, which should cost around Rs 30 000 or less.
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The display is 7-inch capacitive multitouch with a native resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. One of the best things about 7x is that it uses a 10-point touch technology that makes it more intuitive and interesting to the user. The unit will also bid on and behind the camera and 8GB of internal memory with a 32 GB Micro SD expandable memory.
The device also includes a custom user interface called ViewScene 3D. We are told that the interface is similar to the function return to Windows, but the tiles are stacked in a circular. The interface is fully customizable and users can modify or edit as needed.
One of the most useful of the ViewPad 7x is its software pre-installed GPS Tuner which allows the maps are stored locally on the device so that it can provide data offline browsing. The ViewPad 7x, as mentioned above, is scheduled to launch in India next month, probably at the same time will be released in the international market.
Viewsonic spokesman would not comment on the price of the camera, but looking at the international price, which is 350 euros, which should cost around Rs 30 000 or less.
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