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Camangi WebStation Android Tablet

Posted by Chuong Nguyen on October 14, 2009 – 10:13 amComments

android-tabletCamangi’s Android tablet is sleek and attractive and will also serve as a photo frame or ebook reader if you’re not using it to surf the net or jot notes with its resistive touchscreen.

Here are the specs for the device:

  • 7-inch resistive touchscreen display
  • WVGA 800 x 400 resolution
  • Marvell 624MHz PXA303 processor
  • 802.11b/g Wi-Fi
  • Bluetooth 2.0
  • GPS
  • USB 2.0 port
  • 2-megapixel camera on the back for pictures
  • 0.3-megapixel front camera for video calls
  • 400mAh battery
  • Android 1.5 OS
  • Dimensions: 4.7 x 7.9 x 0.53 inch (2mm thicker than the iPhone)
  • Weight: 350g.

Unfortunately, the company’s website is down at the moment, but we’re hoping for a Holiday release on this Android-based netbook.

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Press Release:

7-inch Android WebStation points out the trend of future portable device

WebStation runs Android on 7-inch touchscreen with featured functions as web browsing, email, digital photo frame, eBook reader, weather apps and other multimedia functions providing more comfortable size for viewing and also easier to carry around.

This is a 7-inch device named WebStation running a Marvell processor with around 350 grams weight, only 2mm thicker than iPhone and, interesting enough, on Android OS. Reportedly, WebStation is about to launch in the late November of 2009, but everything is still on its way. What we¡¦ve already known is that WebStation has focused on its Internet feature and integrated all daily used functions, such as juggling email, the Web, photo, and media in this stellar device.

What we can see from the new product like WebStation in the market is the trend of terminals. That is, smartphone is trying to support bigger screen whereas Notebook aims to provider smaller and sharper screen. We can say that a tablet-type device with 6 to 9 inch screen will be the next generation of consumer electronics. For example, you don¡¦t have to power on your NB just because you want to check your email or the latest feed of your girlfriend/ boyfriend in Facebook when you¡¦re lying on the couch or even at suburb, just use your smaller and lighter Internet devices, as like WebStation, another easier solution to surfing Internet. 7-inch display not only meets the future trend of mobility, but also keeps the suitability or comfort for screen viewing.

But, why Android? The reason is as the saying goes, ¡§Take not a musket to kill a butterfly.¡¨ Since Android is the operating system dedicated for smartphone originally, it¡¦s much suitable for smaller portable devices that some complicated algorithm is not necessary for. User can easily enjoy lighter and slimmer Internet devices and complete most basic daily requirements instead of using very powerful ¡§smart¡¨ phone or PC tablet.

Although we don¡¦t know the real performance of WebStation yet, we do believe products like WebStation surely point out the demands for a simple Internet device that is sufficient to meet the general daily usage of users.

Source: SlashGear and Nexus


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