Posts Tagged ‘AT&T’

AT&T offers Sony Tablet P in the U.S. for $399 USD with a 2 year contract.

AT&T announced that the dual-screen Sony Tablet P will be available in the States, starting from March 4th, 2012.

The Sony Tablet P has two 5.5-inch screens with display resolution of 1024 x 480, powered by NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core 1GHz mobile processor, 1GB of memory and 4GB of storage. The tablet also comes with a 0.3MP front-facing and a 5MP rear camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR, 4G support, a microUSB port and microSD card reader (for additional – up to 32GB).

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Today, Samsung announced the shipping dates of the Galaxy Note AT&T 4G LTE tabletphone.

The Galaxy Note (the device combining a smartphone and a tablet) comes with the world’s first 5.3-inch HD (1280×800) Super AMOLED screen, offering sharp, clear colors and readability – indoors and outdoors. The tabletphone also comes with the S Pen, with which users can easily sketch drawings, write notes, emails and texts. In addition, you get the S Memo application, which lets you create content captured by the S Pen, and combine and convert it to a ‘memo’.

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Pantech applies for patents for its waterproof Pantech Element P4100 (AT&T) LTE tablet.

Today, Pantech announced that has already completed a patent application in Korea, for its waterproof technology used in the Pantech Element P4100 (AT&T) LTE tablet.

The Pantech Element P4100 LTE (4G) runs Android 3.2 (Honeycomb) and comes with an 8-inch XGA (1024 x 768) TFT capacitive multi-touch display. It is powered by 1.5GHz APQ 8060 Qualcomm (S3) dual–core processor and 16GB of storage (which can be expanded up to 32GB via the microSD card slot). The tablet also has a SIM slot, two cameras (2MP front-facing and a rear 5MP with flash and 4x digital zoom), Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR, micro USB and micro HDMI port.

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Samsung Galaxy Note AT&T model SGH-I717 will soon become available in the US.

Samsung and AT&T are getting ready a Galaxy Note AT&T model with an NFC chip for the American market.

Yesterday, an unofficial leaked product picture of a Galaxy Note AT&T model was posted at Sammobile along with an inner one and some interesting info. The version of the tabletphone is expected to come to the US soon, and will be a bit different from the one we all know. That model will have a built-in NFC chip, which will allow a two-way contactless radio communication between devices, so as to settle payments, transactions and data exchange.

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Two days ago, AT&T introduced its Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 4G LTE tablet.

The AT&T’s 4G LTE Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 is an ultra-thin tablet with a slim and lightweight design, running Android 3.2 (Honeycomb) and packed with optimized services from Google, AT&T and Samsung. The new tablet comes with a vivid 8.9-inch (1280×800) high-resolution screen, powerful 1.5GHz Snapdragon dual core processor, and support for HTML 5 and Adobe Flash Player.

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Acer announced availability of its 10.1-inch Iconia Tab A501 tablet with AT&T 4G mobile broadband in the US.

The Acer Iconia Tab A501’s 10.1-inch multitouch screen provides precise fingertip control for social media, email, productivity applications and games. Powered by 1GHz dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 mobile processor and integrated GeForce GPU, it lets you enjoy high-definition video, speedy browsing, multitasking, digital media playback and Flash-based sites, games and applications. Designed for both consumers and small businesses, the Acer Iconia Tab A501 gives customers the freedom of mobile broadband network with HSPA+ technology providing up to 4x faster data transmission.

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HP will launch its WebOS 32GB TouchPad 4G tablet on AT&T in the U.S., in time for back to school.

The TouchPad 4G is with a faster 1.5-GHz CPU, 32 GB of storage space, integrated GPS and AT&T wireless mobile broadband capabilities. The connected version of HP’s first webOS tablet lets users browse the web, check e-mails and get more done in more places – not just Wi-Fi hotspots.

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