Engadget: Like everyone else, Velocity Micro's about to cannonball into the tablet pool with the hope of making a big splash. Its first product, the $199 Cruz Reader is already boxed up and arriving on store shelves this week. The seven-inch tablet / e-reader runs Android 2.0 and comes preloaded with Borders' e-book application. We got a chance to check out the device this morning, and while we're impressed with the solid build and rubbery back, it's fairly heavy at a pound and the glossy screen results in less-than-excellent viewing angles.
AppSplit: "Velocity Micro is ready to launch new tablets with the new year. Company has released some latest info on two new tablets, T507 and T510. It’s an upgrade for its existing tablets, these tablets will be up on display at the CES 2012."
You can buy any of these tablets directly from Velocity Micro’s Webstore or you can wait for your local retailers to start selling these tablets [pretty soon]. The T408 will cost you exactly $199.99 and the 10-inch T410 costs $299.99.
I think I have found my tablet choice. I don't want to dip my feet too deep into the tablet ocean but at a price that good I don't see whats wrong. Kindle fire might be an option I will have to wait for the reviews but this might just be what I get myself for xmas :D.
Laptoping - Velocity Micro’s Cruz T301, a new version of their 7-inch Android OS tablet device, is now available.
The Cruz T301 has a display with a 4:3 aspect ratio and resolution of 800×600 pixels, whereas the previous T103 model has 16:9 800×480 screen. Both tablets use capacitive touch technology, 2.0 Android version, 802.11n Wi-Fi, and a user replaceable Li-Ion battery that provides “up to 10+ hours of life” or “24+ standby”.
