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AT&T expands their 4G product offerings by adding a new 7-inch tablet
Posted on03. Feb, 2012 by Albert Madison.
Being able to access the Internet and the various services it offers is something that is becoming ever more important for consumers. It’s very common now that most new phones and phone plans sold now come with mobile broadband access using either 3G or 4G connections. Even in the new world of tablet computers mobile [...]
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Motorola braces themselves for iPad 3, launches Wi-Fi Xyboard Android tablets
Posted on02. Feb, 2012 by Albert Madison.
Motorola has started selling Wi-Fi only versions of their dual-core powered, tapered-corner having Xyboard tablets. The 8.2-inch Motorola Xyboard 8.2 Wi-Fi tablet starts at $399.99 and the 10.1-inch Motorola Xyboard 10.1 Wi-Fi starts at $499.99. Previously to get either tablet at prices similar to those you had to settle for the 4G LTE equipped models [...]
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China’s ZTE is making a move for the U.S. tablet market in 2012
Posted on29. Jan, 2012 by Paul.
The ZTE Corporation of China has plans to take a piece of that pie with two carrier-bound tablets. According to multiple online reports the new tablets will include the ZTE V55 and ZTE V66 both of which feature 7-inch displays and run versions of Google’s Android operating system. Reports indicate that U.S. carrier Sprint will pick-up [...]
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LG’s upcoming 4G LTE tablet won’t have a quad-core processor or Ice Cream Sandwich at launch
Posted on17. Jan, 2012 by Paul.
LG Electronics burst onto the tablet scene in mid-2011 with the Android 3.0 Honeycomb based 8.9-inch LG G-Slate (U.S. name)/Optimus Pad (Global name) which featured 3D rear cameras and a 3D screen that required special glasses. The G-Slate/Optimus Pad tablet featured NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 dual-core processing chip, 1GB of RAM, a WXGA (1280 × 720 [...]
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AT&T makes moves to bring affordable LTE tablet to it’s network later this month
Posted on15. Jan, 2012 by TabletMan.
The prices are too high! For on-contract 4G LTE tablets that is. Carriers have seen a very soft response to 4G tablets on their networks due mostly to the prices the tablets are being sold at with data contracts. Consumers aren’t willing to spend $500+ on a tablet which requires them to sign a two-year data contract. [...]
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