Android-running Camangi WebStation 7-inch tablet PC comes out next month, costs $400
3:35 PM, Nov 20th, 2009
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The Camangi WebStation 7-inch tablet PC
The Camangi WebStation is a 7 inch glass screened (like the iPhone) touch screen tablet featuring the Android 1.5 OS. It has Wifi b/g, a GPS module, 2MP camera, .3MP webcam, MicroSD card reader and a battery that lasts 3-4 hours. We’d like to see a larger resolution than 800×480 on a 7″ screen device, but at this point we’ll really take what we can get. The Camangi WebStation website only has a “coming soon” teaser for now with the ability to sign up for an “early bird” price for the first 100 people. Considering it debuts next month (finger’s crossed) for $399 it might be a good idea to sign up if you’re interested.
We are also hoping the webcam is forward facing to allow some Skype usage with the integrated Wifi. The pictures show no embedded cam on the front, but the video demo clearly has a camera in the top center. We’re hoping that prototype makes it to market. See the video and get some more Camangi news after the break.
Also, it looks like Camangi is planning their own Android apps sharing market place for 5-9 inch Android devices. Does that mean a 5″ and 9″ WebStation is on the way, or does Camangi want to get Archos 5 users to start partaking in their Camangi Market? The teaser email only asks us to “please wait expectantly” for that news “in the coming soon future.”
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are you kidding? Android 1.5? 3 hours of battery life? those to would kill any deal.