If anyone believed that a giant like Packard Bell was not going to try to take advantage of the new tablet market I was very wrong, the company has unveiled its new Liberty Tab to hit stores in July. The U.S. company has unveiled more details of your new gadget with which pienza take your first step into the world of the tablet.
Liberty is Tab, a tablet that offers an exquisite design and chrome accents in various colors. But the interesting thing of this tablet is not only its design, its technical characteristics are very good and will come with the long-awaited Android 3.0. Tab Liberty come equipped with an nVidia Tegra processor 2 Dual-Core, a capacitive touch screen of 10.1 inches reaches a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels and both houses of 2 and 5 megapixel (front and rear) with Xeon flash.
Packard Bell is planning to launch this wonder to the U.S. in July, although it is subject to negotiations with Google for Android 3.0. In terms of cost and release date in Europe has not yet data, we wait. 
Liberty is Tab, a tablet that offers an exquisite design and chrome accents in various colors. But the interesting thing of this tablet is not only its design, its technical characteristics are very good and will come with the long-awaited Android 3.0. Tab Liberty come equipped with an nVidia Tegra processor 2 Dual-Core, a capacitive touch screen of 10.1 inches reaches a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels and both houses of 2 and 5 megapixel (front and rear) with Xeon flash.
Packard Bell is planning to launch this wonder to the U.S. in July, although it is subject to negotiations with Google for Android 3.0. In terms of cost and release date in Europe has not yet data, we wait.
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