The e-Ink solar tablet is perfect for wild life
Tablets got a lot of popularity recently, and no matter how tech rookie you are, I know that you have a hidden desire to own your own tablet. If we take a look at today’s tablets, we can see that manufacturers are using the same mold to develop these devices, because on so many levels, they are the same. Every year, we see the same game governed by the same rules, played the same players (with better performances). So, what happens when someone tries to brake the pattern? This is Earl Tablet from Sqigle, a survivalist’s tablet.
Archos Arnova 97 G4
Archos has entered the dual-SIM phone market recently, but they are still found of their Archos range of tablets. The new tablet in the series is called Archos Arnova 97 G4.
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It took HP more than two years in order to debut in the market segment for Android running tablets. I guess they finally understood that their operating system, the webOS, is not a match for Android OS. So, they switched to Android, and they sold the webOS rights to LG, a company that will use it in their next generation of Smart TVs.
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