Our second-favourite Chinese mobile hardware manufacturer has displayed THREE new Android tablets at China’s P&T/EXPO COMM trade event. Two of the devices, the V66 and V68, are dual-core, clocked at 1.2GHz and running Android 3.2 on both 7″ and 10″ capacitive touchscreens.
Here’s ZTE’s little introduction of the new pair:
In addition, two ZTE LTE tablet PCs appear in the exhibition, the V66 and V68. Both products support LTE CDMA/EVDO internet, and have 7- and 10-inch high-resolution capacitive touch panels respectively. The tablets utilize a 1.2GHz dual core processor, and run on the Android 3.2 operating system, offering a powerful visual experience and providing users with portable high-speed internet access.
And this one, which ZTE hasn’t officially announced but was spotted on the show floor, is the ZTE T98. It reports as being built on the Tegra 3 quad-core chipset, which is rather exciting:
So prepare for an onslaught of rebranded ZTE Android 3.2 tablets. Like, for example, those German Vodafone Smart Tabs.
Pics of the T98 via HDBlog.
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