Even with a hangover from CES in tow, we started to get the first news about new devices in this short period between event and event. According to internal sources from HP to 9TO5Mac, the North American company will present this week a 6-inch smartphone, Slate 6 Voice Tab, which would reach the market with a fairly adjusted price and with entry-level characteristics. We give you all the details.
The terrain that encompasses 5,5-6,5-inch devices continues to grow at a dizzying rate. Throughout the past year we have experienced a kind of consolidation in that size range and in 2014, it seems, new manufacturers will continue to join. HP is one of the strongest candidates to release a device with such characteristics in the near future, after the passage of Slate 6 Voice Tab a few days ago by Bluetooth SIG. In fact, it is possible that those of Palo Alto will surprise us this week with the launch.
A style to the Galaxy Note 3, albeit at $ 200
The data we have so far the team seem to point to some clues. First, your screen will have a resolution of 720p, far from the full HD or even the 2K that could begin to arrive in 2014. Second, its price will be set around the U.S. dollar 200, that is to say, well below the level of the top range.
As we say, the size of the device will be around 6 inches and will run Android.
HP consolidates in the Android ecosystem
After attending the death of WebOS (and his resurrection a few days ago by the hand of LG) and after trying his luck in Windows With professional cutting equipment, HP begins to establish itself as an Android manufacturer thanks to the launch (and the good reception) of its Slate economy line and its SlateBook convertibles.
We'll see if Hewlett Packard follows the same pattern as last year and the Slate 6 Voice Tab it's just a way to warm up engines for the higher end or if the plans end there.
Source: 9to5google.com