Showing posts with label android os. Show all posts
Showing posts with label android os. Show all posts

Sunday, January 01, 2012

7' NetPad11s Android 2.3

Description:


CPU
Type
IMAPx210 (1GHz)
OPERATING SYSTEM
Operating System
Google Android System 2.3
LCD
Size
7"WVGA TFT Resistive wide screen 800x480 pixels
Touch Screen
Full Size,High Sensitive Touch Operation
SYSTEM MEMORY
Spec
256MB DDR2
STORAGE DEVICE
Type
Nand Flash
Capacity
4GB,Support external TF card (maximum capicity of 32GB)
Camera
Pixel
0.3Mega
AUDIO
Output
Device
Built-in Stereo speakers
Input Device
Built-in Microphone
COMMUNICATION
LAN
wifi only
WLAN
Built-in 802.11b/g WLAN Card
SUPPLEMENTAL DRIVE
Card Reader
TF/MMC Card slot X 1
I/O PORT
USB
USB port x 2
Audio Port
Headphone X 1
AC ADAPTOR
AC Power Adaptor
9V DC Output, 1.5A
BATTERY
Battery Pack
1400 mAH rechargeable Lithium Battery
PHYSICAL SPEC
Dimension
20.1*12.9*1.4cm
Weight
0.37KG
OTHER
G Sensor
Yes
Color
Silver
Languages
English, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, 
Portuguese, Russian,Dansk, Magyar,Portugues ,Romansh,Chinese (Traditional), 
Chinese (Simplified) and so on.
Software
Youtube, Document to go, Video Player, Email, Market and so on
Accessory
AC Adapter,External RJ45/USB Port,User guide

Saturday, October 23, 2010


As previously reported, ASUS is spreading its bets on two types of tablets. One will run Google’s Android OS and the other will be the Eee Pad running Windows 7. ASUS chooses to first deliver the Windows 7 device and see the response it gets. The Android tablet is not expected anytime soon. The latter tablet is most certainly meant as a competitor to the iPad as it’s so lightweight (as in software and hardware).
The response to the Windows 7 tablet will most probably be negative, as it has been with most of the Windows 7 tablets to date. The operating system’s interface is not as smooth and easy for finger usage as the iPhone OS (on the iPad) or the open-source Android (on many smartphones). Why then is ASUS doing this? Well maybe to maintain its close relationships with Microsoft in regard to their production of Windows 7 phones. But we’re not too sure.
We have collected all of the information available to show you some imagery and a possible spec list.



Display: 10.1-inch resistive multi-touch touchscreen
Graphics: NVidia Tegra graphics accelerator (with 1080p HD video playing)
Resolution: 1024 x 786
Battery: Li-polymer, 8 hours runtime
Processor: ARM CPU
Storage: 64 Gb on integrated flash
Audio: Digital Array Mic
Camera: Integrated 0.3 megapixel webcam
GPS: Integrated A-GPS unit
WiFi: Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n)
3G: Integrated 3G connectivity with UMTS/HSDPA (850, 1900, 2100 MHz)
Interface: 2x USB ports
Price: Around $499
Release date: July (Q3) 2010