Argos, a British company with extensive experience behind it, has decided, like many others this year, to test on the Microsoft platform. The new licensing strategy continues to take effect, and little by little, manufacturers are encouraged to at least launch their proposal. In this case, it is a low-cost model and although it is clearly low-end, it has some interesting details. We tell you more about the BushMyTablet below.
Although many of you do not know it, it sure does sound familiar to you. Argos is not a novice company in this field, it has been working in the technology sector for more than 40 years and has more than 700 stores distributed between the United Kingdom and Ireland, as well as a website also in Spanish. Like so many others, its tablet production has focused on the low-end, and until this year, that was practically exclusive territory of Android. But things have changed with the turn Microsoft has given its licensing plans and the collaboration with Intel, which is always present in this type of news.
BushMyTablet
Focusing on the Bush MyTablet, we see that it is a device quite in line with what is offered by other manufacturers. Many of them, those who have decided to try their luck with Windows now that they have the possibility, have ended up betting on tablets that are very similar in some aspects and for the most part, with interesting characteristics depending on which user profiles.
They do not risk with the screen and choose the size that is most predominant in 2014, 8 inches. It is multitouch, uses IPS technology and has resolution HD (1.280 x 800 pixels). Inside, as we announced, we have an Intel processor, specifically a Bay Trail of the T range with four 1,8 GHz cores, Intel HD GPU, 1GB of RAM and 16 GB of storage. This combination, within the range to which it belongs, has shown that it can give some solvency.
The battery goes up to 6 hours of autonomy and uses Windows with Bing with Microsoft Office pre-installed, one of the advantages of this system. We have not said anything, but its design does not detract, with just 8,6 millimeters thick and 330 grams of weight. All for a price of 129 pounds approximately 160 euros. As a final note, say that they have also launched a smartphone, the BushWindows Mobile with a Snapdragon processor for £ 70.
Vía: TabletNews