Vexia TabletPlus 10, the first European tablet that combines Intel and Android is Spanish

Vexia, a Spanish company, has been the first on the market European to officially announce a tablet that combines a processor Intel with Android operating system, is named Tablet Plus 10. The Spanish company that has a short history has presented three other models to date, among which it is only worth highlighting a GPS with tablet functions called Navlet. His arrival in stores is imminent, in March itself, and its price will be very attractive, only 299 euros. But let's go to the benefits.

It is a larger tablet than what they have done so far. It has a 10,1-inch screen with a resolution of X with IPS panel. Inside it has a processor 1,6 GHz Intel Atom accompanied by a PowerVR SGX540 graphics processor y 1GB of RAM that will move to the Android 4.0 operating system. As storage it will have 32 GB. Your battery will be 5400 mAh that will provide us with up to 8 hours of autonomy in use.

The creators have developed a special interface for this tablet that they have called Zippers, zippers in English. And it is that access to the different layers of depth of the operating system and its applications will have the idea of ​​opening a zipper as inspiration.

As we said, TabletPlus 10 will soon hit stores for a price of 299 euros which is not bad, although we will have to know more information about its connectivity to see if it is really interesting.

As they indicate, it is the first company to bring the Intel + Android combination to the European market. We recently saw a Lenovo phone, the K800, and an interesting phablet, the K900. Lenovo also presented a prototype at MWC 2012, the IdeaPad K210, about which we have learned little. Lastly rumors run of a 7-inch phablet, Asus Fonepad, which will be presented at the Barcelona fair this year and which will also combine Intel Atom with Android.

Source: vexia