The tablet Lenovo IdeaTab A1000-F It has passed through the National Communications Commission of Taiwan, an equivalent to the FCC in the United States, that is, the body that controls safety in the design of electronic devices in the Asian state. The product passed the test and has been certified and can therefore go on sale in this country.
We already heard about her in the last MWC, when it was shown alongside the S6000 and A3000. However, we had not heard from any of them again.
Due to the specifications that this product presented in its application, we understand that it will join the new wave of top brand tablets what do you intend to do competition to the Nexus 7 with the price offering a lower endowment but sufficient for entry users to the format.
The IdeaTab A1000-F features a display of 7 inches with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. As an engine it has a processor MediaTek MK8317 Dual-core Cortex-A9 1 GHz accompanied by a PowerVR SGX531 GPU and 1 GB of RAM. These three elements may together launch the operating system 4.2 Android Jelly Bean.
As internal storage we will find 16 GB that can be expanded by microSD. In terms of connectivity, we see the inexcusable WiFi, Bluetooth, microUSB and GPS, something that is usually overlooked in low cost. In this aspect, there will also come a 3G version in the future. It will have a 0,3 MPX front camera. Its battery will be 3.500 mAh. It will have a thickness of 10,47 mm and a weight of 340 grams. All contained in a polycarbonate shell.
As we can see, it has specifications comparable to what we have seen in the Iconia B1 or HP Slate 7, which are on the market with very aggressive prices below 150 euros. Lenovo's tablet would be doomed to a similar price range if it is to be competitive with the Nexus 7, the device that serves as a yardstick of value for money in tablets of this size.
In all likelihood it will be officially released in the Taipei Computex.
Source: Notebook Italy