Enspert Android Tablet no comments
Samsung is not the only Korean company launching a new tablet. Enspert, a subsidiary of Korean-based Insprit, has announced the launch of Korea’s first domestic 7-inch tablet PC.
The Identity Tab, as the new device is called, is Android-based. Some of the specs:
- Capacitive multi-touch LCD screen
- 1GHz CPU
- 8GB internal memory
- DMB (digital multimedia broadcasting) chip for television viewing
- Light sensor, GPS, Accelerometer
- 3.0 megapixel camera
- Pre-installed apps include an ebook reader, MS Office document viewing and editing, social media apps including Twitter, MeToday and Facebook
- DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) based solution will enable seamless content sharing between a TV, computer and mobile phones
In Korea Enspert is partnering with Korea Telecom (KT) to offer the tablet to subscribers beginning September 10. The Tab will be bundled with KT’s ‘Egg’ portable WiBro-WiFi router. The tablet will be free with a two year contract that costs about $23 per month.
The Identity Tab will not just be limited to the Korean market — Enspert plans on releasing it globally.
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