Aigo N700 enters the Android tablet scene; could be the Android tablet to beat

May 3, 2010 | by Chris Smith

With so many prototypes and mock up tablets thrown around in anticipation to enter the tablet market it is sometimes hard to pull some out that will be of any interest. Especially with so many of them dropping off the face of the earth lately. But, this one surely caught the attention of the tech sites today; the Aigo N700 (no, not a Nokia tablet) which according to Engadget, is actually a Compal NAZ-10, the same company that is proposed to build the Android tablet for Asus.

The Aigo N700 will sport an ARM 1Ghz processor, 512MB RAM, 7-inch 800 x 480 multi-touch screen, 16/32/64GB of built in storage, HDMI out, USB, Wifi, optional 3G, audio in and out, Android 2.1 OS, a huge battery that claims up to 16 hours of HD video playback, and no final word on price (some are saying around $300).

Android fanboys/fangirls. This may just be your next (first) tablet. If this device actually makes it to market it will be the Android tablet to beat. Check out the video below for a little demonstration and let us know what you think in the comments section. If this thing is for real, do you see yourself getting one?

Via [Engadget] and [electronista]

8 Comments

cryingfreeman said: On May 3, 2010

interesting, but I wait for Adamhttp://www.svetandroida.cz/notion-ink-adam-ipad-b…

- Max said: On May 4, 2010
  
  Ooo….I'm drooling.
  
- theweakend said: On May 4, 2010
  
  Agreed, adam's screen alone is nothing short of setting the bar. Ipad owners well look at it and drool.
  
Janne said: On May 4, 2010

Glossy screen… No go.

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Andrude said: On May 4, 2010

SPAM alert !!!!!!!!!

Bigger is Better said: On May 4, 2010

Too small. My #2 complaint about the iPad is that it's screen is only ~ 10" (#1 complaint is, obviously, the lack of Flash). To each his own. But, for me, ~10" is the minimum acceptable size for a tablet.

Max said: On May 4, 2010

I second the glossy-thing. Come on, designers! Don't you understand how light works when it reflects off of glossy surfaces?

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