• HTC unveils 10-inch tablet, the Puccini

    • NL4We’ve been awaiting news of a 10 inch tablet from Taiwanese electronics bigshot HTC, and the company finally unveiled just what we’ve been looking forward to. Called the HTC Puccini, this 10 incher sports an 8-megapixel camera and a dual-LED flash. Also, it packs stereo speakers and a microphone and a 1.5GHz processor. Predicted to use Android Honeycomb and come with HTC Sense and a 4G LTE radio, the Puccini picks up inspirational lines from the HTC Flyer and will support stylus input too.


    Hopefully, this one doesn’t pick up on a similar price tag like the Flyer, or those looking forward to purchasing the Puccini, who’s launch date still remains a mystery, will have their pockets blown to oblivion.
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    Posted in Topics:Computing, on July 27, 2011 by gavril

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