We recently told you about the low-priced $35 Aakash Android tablet designed for students in India.And Now, This educational tablet reaches the schools in Philadelphia.After the success of Aakash tablet,Now intel is ready to hit the market with educational tablet.
According to DigiTimes, Intel has entered into the educational tablet market with a higher-priced model of its own.
Intel has just unveiled a reference design for the Intel Studybook: a rugged 7-inch tablet that will run Windows 7 or Android 3.0, and come with specialized educational software.The reference design calls for a 7-inch screen with a 1024x600 resolution, an Atom Z650 processor, a minimum of 1GB DDR2 RAM and the storage is available in 4, 8, 16 and 32 GB variants, 2MP camera on the back and a 0.3MP shooter upfront, and a versatile port loadout including microSD / SIM slots, USB 2.0 and HDMI.The site quotes industry sources as saying that the price for the tablet will run in the $200-$300 range depending on specs and customs tariffs.
According to DigiTimes, Intel has entered into the educational tablet market with a higher-priced model of its own.
Intel has just unveiled a reference design for the Intel Studybook: a rugged 7-inch tablet that will run Windows 7 or Android 3.0, and come with specialized educational software.The reference design calls for a 7-inch screen with a 1024x600 resolution, an Atom Z650 processor, a minimum of 1GB DDR2 RAM and the storage is available in 4, 8, 16 and 32 GB variants, 2MP camera on the back and a 0.3MP shooter upfront, and a versatile port loadout including microSD / SIM slots, USB 2.0 and HDMI.The site quotes industry sources as saying that the price for the tablet will run in the $200-$300 range depending on specs and customs tariffs.
Intel Studybook Tablet designed for Students coming to the market
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