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NEC, a Japanese electronics company finally introduced LifeTouch Note, first netbook powered by the Android OS. The model that was announced this run on Android 2.2 Froyo wide 7-inch touch screen has. This netbook has a resolution of 800x480, GPS sensor, SDHC card slot, 2MP camera, accelerometer, and the CPU Nvidia Tegra 2 therein.
LifeTouch Note will be available in 3 models, including the choice of WiFi, 3G, and 8GB of internal storage, or WiFi versions only, or WiFi versions only with 4GB memory. This device will be compatible with the Android Market and features easy to add images with one button to all existing SNS services, messages, text, and image integration services.
Note LifeTouch NEC reportedly has a battery that can last up to 9 hours and has 3 colors, brown, black, and red. Interested? This netbook will be available in Japan starting next month and priced from $ 477 Muladi (WiFi version only) up to $ 537 (8GB version of WiFi and 3G).
LifeTouch Note will be available in 3 models, including the choice of WiFi, 3G, and 8GB of internal storage, or WiFi versions only, or WiFi versions only with 4GB memory. This device will be compatible with the Android Market and features easy to add images with one button to all existing SNS services, messages, text, and image integration services.
Note LifeTouch NEC reportedly has a battery that can last up to 9 hours and has 3 colors, brown, black, and red. Interested? This netbook will be available in Japan starting next month and priced from $ 477 Muladi (WiFi version only) up to $ 537 (8GB version of WiFi and 3G).
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