Quite honestly, we've never heard of Trak Electronics out of Poland until now but they are the latest to offer up an Android powered tablet / mobile internet device. And well, it actually looks pretty nice. On top of looking good it has a nice price to go with it. The specs aren't exactly where we would like them to be but they are pretty sufficient depending on your intended usage.
- 800×400 (WVGA) Resistive touch display
- Telechips TCC8902 (ARM11) 800 MHz processor
- 256 MB of internal RAM
- 4GB Flash Memory built in
- Android 2.1 / Android Market enabled
- Micro SD/SDHC support up to 32 GB
- 1080 p HD video playback with HDMI output
- Mini USB-OTG adapter
- Wi-Fi b/g,
- 3.5 mm Headphone jack
- Lithium-polymer battery, 3500mAh
- Support for USB 3G Modem For GPRS / 3G
We've not had the pleasure of giving the $299 tablet a run through but we did get sent a nice video of it in action. You can hit the break for a video of it in action. Tip: Turn down your volume before watching, music gets kind of loud. [Tablet Online]
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