The first thing that comes to your mind, or anybody’s mind for that matter, when you think about the Android Tablet market is big-name companies and their products and brands with the $400 plus tags.
But the good news is that there are yet many companies that are floating their much cheaper models to be available for the tablet freaks who want to pocket in a glittery tab without being too heavy on their wallets. More good news is that three different companies will shortly debut their affordable tablets to the hungry Android market.
The three businesses that had their tablets pass the FCC certification recently and their anticipated products are: Coby which is introducing their 7-inch Kyros MID7022 tablet; Pandigital launching their 9-inch SuperNova tablet; and, Shenzhen Yifang Digital Technology with its up and coming 7-inch M722HC tablet.
The capacitive touchscreen of the Coby’s 7-inch tablet offers 800×480 pixel resolutions while the SuperNova from Pandigital boasts 800×600 pixel resolutions on its 9-inch capacitive touchscreen. The M722HC tablet from Shenzhen too shows off a 7-inch capacitive touchscreen that has 800×480 resolutions similar to the Coby.
All the three tablets are supposed to be powered by Google’s Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system as it is ideal for Smartphones and works well with such low-resolution tablets.
Coby Kyros is as of now available for around $200 along with 4GB built-in storage and Wi-Fi. Pricing for the SuperNova and the Shenzhen is yet to be revealed.
