Smart Devices Ten shows up in Taipei (video)

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Nicole of NetbookNews got her hands on Smart Devices’ newest 9.7″ Android tablet, the Ten. As you can see from the video, it’s a rather basic looking tablet.

I’ve actually seen some details on this before, so I wasn’t surprised to learn that it’s running on a RockChip CPU and has a 9.7″ (1024×768 resolution), g-sensor, ambient light sensor, Wifi/Bluetooth, GPS, and optional 3G. It’s running Android v2.2. Nicole also confirmed that it is indeed using a piezoelectric touchscreen, just like Smart Devices reported back in February.

The touch screen tech on the Ten enables multi-touch with bot fingertip and a stylus, and that should open up some interesting possibilities.

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2 Comments

  1. Brad Linder14 June, 2011

    Actually, this is the SmartQ Ten, not the R10. The R10 has an ARM11 processor, a resistive touchscreen, and runs Android 2.1.

    http://en.smartdevices.com.cn/Products/R10/201012/19-81.html

    1. Nate Hoffelder14 June, 2011

      Thanks!

      Interesting. Last time i came across it this was the R10.

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