Articles about nec tablet

Most tablets released this year have the same form factor: slate with ports on the side and maybe a few capacitive buttons for the Android OS/Windows 7 on the edges of the screen. Is really hard to distinguish models one from each other when looking from the front. Some brands put their big logo on the back, but that's pretty much the only differentiating factor.Apparently NEC's LifeTouch Note, presented at MWC 2011, is trying do be different enough to be worth mentioning in the press (it wo...

CES 2011 is only a few weeks away and producers have already started releasing PR materials, making announcement more or less official. NEC is one of them, and they have the intention on presenting their first dual screen Android tablet, based on the 7 inch LifeTouch tablet launched in Japan only this year. If that's the case then we're going to be presented with an ARM Cortex A8 CPU, dual 7 inch screens with 800 x 480 pixels resolution and connectivity options including WiFi, 3G and Bluetooth. ...

We all know that the Japanese market is a little different from what we're used to, as they pretty much dig anything different, no matter how strange it would look to us (the others). That's why a lot of manufacturers are launching products especially designed for that market, like the Lifetouch 7 inch tablet from NEC, powered by Android 2.1 OS.General looks of the device resemble a mobile gaming console (like the Nintendo DS) and feature a D-Pad for easy navigation in menus and other apps l...

The Apple frenzy, as I can't call it other way, hit NEC also, who is now reportedly working on a touch tablet personal/mobile PC device, with the capabilities of a regular computer, and by regular I suppose they mean Office PC, not something too sophisticated. There aren't a lot of  know specs for this device, but it seems it will be using a 7-8 inch screen and will feature 3 main buttons.[caption id="attachment_391" align="aligncenter" width="240" caption="NEC's touch tablet"][/caption...