Frontier FT103 KOUZIRO 21.5" Android Tablet Is Here, Is Bigger Any Better?
Frontier, the Japanese company has brought in the market a tablet of a size you haven't heard of yet. Frontier's FT103 KOUZIRO is a huge 21.5†Full HD (1920 x 1080 resolution) tablet that runs on Android 4.0 (ICS). It is essentially a Smart Display that features a 1GHz Dual Core TI OMAP 4428 CPU, 1GB of RAM and 8GB of memory. You will find two USB 2.0 ports on it and a micro USB, a microHDMI. There is support for WiFi, Ethernet, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and a 1.2Mpix camera.
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The price of this tablet is declared to be 34,800 Yen (approx. $438). But since the tablet weighs 5 kg and can be only powered via an AC adapter, most people may find it uncomfortable to use. After all, a bulky tablet is something none of us had imagined. What do you think of it?
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The price of this tablet is declared to be 34,800 Yen (approx. $438). But since the tablet weighs 5 kg and can be only powered via an AC adapter, most people may find it uncomfortable to use. After all, a bulky tablet is something none of us had imagined. What do you think of it?
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