Another 10″ Android tablet has gone on sale in the UK, with ViewSonic releasing its updated ViewPad tablet – the ViewPad 10s. The 10s is the Android 2.2 update of the old ViewPad 10, which now comes with a 1024×600 resolution screen and is built around the popular Tegra 2 chipset.
The full specs are buried deep within ViewSonic’s web site. This is the wi-fi model – a 3G one is also out there.
It’s available online through loads of electrical retailers – like Dabs, which will do you one for £287 and is claiming to have stock of the 10s right now.
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Mohamed Yousseff
/ July 3, 2011Can you support us with Arabic language patch for Viewpad 10s
As sooh as possible please !!!!!!!!1