GOCLEVER TAB I101 – full size 10” Tablet, the best for reading e-books
GOCLEVER Technology presents its latest revolutionary product - Internet Tablet TAB I101. This Mobile Internet Deviece is equipped with a Resistive 10-inch LCD screen, operating system, Android 2.2, and high-performance 1GHz ARM11 processor.
TAB I101 is an excellent multi-purpose mobile device - the tablet is ideal for surfing the internet, use YouTube.com, running games, reading e-books and newspapers, listening to music, watching movies, and many other applications. The possibility of the thousands - the user may at any time extend the functionality of the device by installing additional applications from the Android Market.
Tablet runs on a sensational, and fully open localized Android operating system from Google - its advantages are flexibility, reliability and ease of use. The system comes with a package of useful applications - the user has at his disposal, among others web browser, email client, audio and video applications to images, e-book reader (e-books), etc.
HD movies and games
An important advantage of the device are amazing multimedia capabilities – I101 without any problems playing videos in full HD (can be viewed on the built-in screen or external display, connected via HDMI 1.3). But movies are not everything - a powerful processor that makes the tablet is also great for running games (thousands of titles - both paid and free - are available in the Android Market). Control of the games built-in accelerometer helps so we can roll through the appropriate device such as addressed by car in the game.
10” Reliable Size for reading e-books
This stylish hi-tech device is equipped with Resistive Display, which gives you very good ‘user experience’.
But I101 is designed not only for entertainment - it was also the perfect tool for professionals. With the right software on it you can easily view and edit MS Office documents, use of corporate email and browse the publications in PDF format.
Note: The device on market is in silver color.
