The MoMo(Mobile Monday) event was successfully held yesterday 20th June 2011 and there were plenty new ideas and interaction between people in the Information Technology sector.
A Nigerian tablet was unveiled yesterday and before i go to the specs or anything, i'll love to point out that it's a good improvement seeing tech gadgets like this being made in nigeria.
Specs:
Okay, so firstly i'll list the specs below and it goes as thus:
Quick Review
Specifications are one thing but real life perfomance is another and although the test unit that i saw was not bootable because of a few problems, i know this tablet is just okay for the Nigerian market.
There is also a plan for a nigerian application store for the tablet called the Ovim App Store and there will be plans to upload applications for the tablet that are Nigerian specific.
They are taking pre-orders so if you are interested you probably want to go to their Website
A Nigerian tablet was unveiled yesterday and before i go to the specs or anything, i'll love to point out that it's a good improvement seeing tech gadgets like this being made in nigeria.
Specs:
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| Hand -on |
Processor: Freescale iMX515 800MHz ARM Cortex A8
CPU: Dual core 800MHZ
O/S:Android 2.2 Support Flash10.1
Memory/Hard disk:512M/4GB
Display:10.1 TFT resistive touch screen,1024*600
Camera:Support TF card.Battery:3800mAh
support word,Excel,Power point and email function
Audio/Video:Support web video,music,chat,picture
Other function:Support HDMI WIFI , built-in 3G
Box/Kg:30.5*21.5*8.5mm/0.9KG
CPU: Dual core 800MHZ
O/S:Android 2.2 Support Flash10.1
Memory/Hard disk:512M/4GB
Display:10.1 TFT resistive touch screen,1024*600
Camera:Support TF card.Battery:3800mAhsupport word,Excel,Power point and email function
Audio/Video:Support web video,music,chat,picture
Other function:Support HDMI WIFI , built-in 3G
Box/Kg:30.5*21.5*8.5mm/0.9KG
Quick Review
Specifications are one thing but real life perfomance is another and although the test unit that i saw was not bootable because of a few problems, i know this tablet is just okay for the Nigerian market.
There is also a plan for a nigerian application store for the tablet called the Ovim App Store and there will be plans to upload applications for the tablet that are Nigerian specific.
They are taking pre-orders so if you are interested you probably want to go to their Website
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