RPad.TV caught up with Sunflex VP Nicki Repenning to talk about the UNU tablet. This Android tablet works as a smart TV through a dock and air-mouse controller (with QWERTY keyboard), as well as a videogame console with a full-size gamepad. Of course it works as a standard Android tablet as well. It's an inexpensive and diverse tablet that helps you get the most out of Android.
HardwarePal : When the UNU was announced it was stated that it will first ship in Summer, then it was delayed to release on the 8th of November, the same month Sony and Microsoft consoles will come out (Snakebyte may regret the month they chose for UNU’s release).
Maximum PC: Devices makers are aggressively pushing Android as a viable platform for your living room entertainment needs, hence consoles like Ouya, Mojo, and more. The Unu tablet is a similar attempt at getting gamers to fire up Android titles in the living room, but in a different way. It's a 7-inch slate that plugs into your TV, which in and of itself isn't a fancy trick since many tablets already have HDMI output, but the difference here is it turns your television into a smart console of sorts.
