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Inspan brings in 4 new Tablets from Mercury

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VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Inspan Infotech  has launched a series of tablets – mTab streaQ, mTab Rio, magiQ and mTab7 from Mercury.  mTab streaQ  is one of the slimmest and lightest 3G dual-sim tablet. Promising a complete new experience for users, mTab streaQ comes with a 7' capacitive ultra-light multi-touch screen with Android 4.0 OS and powered by 3G Dual SIM. With the latest IPS panel, mTab Rio is powered with 1.2 GHz fast speed processor, 1GB DDR3 Memory and 8GB storage. The tablet provides a battery backup of 6–8 hours to enjoy continuous entertainment with good quality display. Mercury magiQ  is a 5' dual-sim tablet. Slim and attractive, magiQ tablet meets the cutting-edge features of the modern-day smartphones to create a unique Android device. Mercury magiQ, true to its name is nothing short of a magical concoction of Tablet and Smartphone.  mTAB7  is a sub-Rs.7k ultra-thin tablet. Loaded with the latest features, ...

Mercury mTab Neo2 to support Android 4.0

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VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Kobian has launched mTab Neo2, 3G Voice model which will support Android 4.0. It comes with 8GB internal storage and supports up to a 32GB microSD card and comes with a long battery backup of 6 hours and multi-touch capacitive screen. Mercury mTab Neo2 is powered with a 1.2 GHz Cortex A8 multitasking dual core processor, 512MB RAM and Google Android OS 2.3 Gingerbread platform which can be upgraded to Android 4.0 in the next four weeks by the user. It also features 7-inch (16:9) capacitive screen that comes with 1600K colour capacitive and high-quality HD resolution along with an in-built voice support, 3G module and front and rear-facing dual cameras. High-quality entertainment is offered by HDMI 1080P Video Output and Flash 10.3 Online video. Sushmita Das, Country Manager – India, Kobian Pte Ltd., said, "Work, talk and share your stuff at high speed, with mTab Neo2. This product comes with all the features one can ask for in the curre...