Tablet SmartQ Ten

A common feature of the new tablet with Android 3.0 Honeycomb design is no physical buttons on the frame, because the new Google system does not need it most. Watching the first images of 9.7-inch SmartQ Ten (also known as SmartQ T10) will immediately notice the three buttons on the bottom and, therefore, you understand immediately that is not born with Honeycomb. And it has the “old” Froyo, at least in the version on display today at the MWC 2011. Its uniqueness is all in the hardware configuration: Cortex-A9 CPU, 512MB RAM, GPU Mali 400 and the display 1024 × 768 pixels used in its “cousin” SmartQ R10, a model came out only a few weeks ago in Asian markets.

But unlike this, the new Ten has integrated touchscreen piezoelectric technology, which allows them to have the multitouch with non-conductive, such as a stylus or their fingers. In practice, you will have the advantages of capacitive screens at lower prices and with greater precision, but also a better brightness than the classical resistive (a technical study is on: smartdevices.com).

SmartQ Ten is a tablet of low-end, away from the spotlight of Motorola products such as Xoom, the new Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the 3D Optimus Pad, but these are engadget editors were pleasantly surprised