Andre Yoskowitz
7 Jun 2011 0:38
Viewsonic has unveiled its latest Android tablet, a $250 'budget' device dubbed the ViewBook 730.
Running Android 2.2 on an ARM Cortex-A8 1GHz processor, the tablet will be released later this month.
Smaller than most of Viewsonic's other tablets at 7-inches, the tablet has an 800x480 LCD LED backlit display, 8GB internal memory, a small VGA webcam, a mini-USB port, a mini-HDMI port and a microSD slot.
The ViewBook 730 also has RiteTouch, for writers who want to use a Stylus.
"We recognized a need for a tablet device that offers users an excellent multimedia experience with a very affordable value proposition," adds Michael Holstein, ViewSonic's vice president of business development. "From the pre-installed Amazon Kindle eReader to full Amazon app integration and Flash 10.1 support, our new ViewBook 730 enables consumers to do all the fun things that they want to do on a tablet without the added cost for features they don't need."