The first is Asus’ Memo 370T tablet which will be available for sale in May for Rs 15,000. The tablet should be on your list of buys since it’s not that expensive. Nor is it a wimp of a tablet when it comes to processing power.
The Memo 370T comes with a Tegra 3 quad core processor, so you can be assured of relatively faster browsing and multi-tasking. In terms of software, it comes with Android’s Ice Cream Sandwich which is the latest operating software from Google. The tab will be available with 3G capabilities and has SIM slots as well.
Other specifications include one GB RAM, a micro USB port, a micro SD card reader, and a micro HDMI port. A major plus is its eight mega-pixel camera which will make taking videos and pictures from your tab a damned good experience.
Asus also launched it’s more expensive, tablet cum PC Eee Pad Transformer for Rs 49,900. Our tech expert, Kevin Anderson had rated the Eee Pad Transformer as one of the best gadgets of 2011. According to him, “The Taiwanese computer and gadget maker Asus is one of the more experimental companies, and its Transformer series of tablets is one of its more successful attempts to create a new class of gadget. Part tablet, part notebook, the Transformer Prime now sports Nvidia’s five-core Tegra3, and with the extra battery in the option keyboard, you’ll get a staggering 18 hours of use .”
It’s clear that Asus is planning a big entry into the Indian market where you’re often stuck between Apple or Samsung since they are the most well-known and trustworthy brands available in the market.
I'm no supporter of aakash tablet but sadly we may have to forget asus memo 370T instead. insiders from the tablet following global community seems to have fished out the report that the 'memo'was cancelled, and insteadbunc we will get a different tablet with a bunch of downgrades and re-branding.
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www.androidauthority.com/rumor-asus-nexus-tablet-to-feature-a-dual-core-processor-will-be-priced-at-149-64164/