Axtrom launches tablet PC built on Intel chipset

Axtrom, one of the leading developer of 7 inch tablet, peripherals and accessories, announced on Thursday that it has partnered with Intel to launch a whole new range of its tablet PCs, better known as AXPAD. The vendor unveiled its latest tablet PC model AXPAD 10P01, the first AXPAD model to be built on Intel’s Z2460 1.6GHz processor.

Speaking at the launch, Chantelle Tavid, Marketing Manager of Axtrom, said: “Our current AXPAD range has been well received in the regional market. Customers looking for high performance quality tablets at affordable prices have been choosing our AXPADs over other models available in the market.

“We wanted to offer our customers a wider choice and hence we collaborated with Intel to build a whole new line of AXPADs powered by Intel’s chipset. “We are happy to launch our very first AXPAD model buit with Intel’s processor, which is not only a powered packed tablet PC but is also competitively priced.”

The newly launched ultra-sleek and slim AXPAD 10P01 runs on the intuitive Android 4.0 operating system (Ice cream sandwich) and is equipped with INTEL Z2460 1.6GHz processor making this 10 inch tablets a powerful and flexible internet and entertainment solution.

This AXPAD is perfectly suited for users’ busy lifestyle enabling them to shop, play games, send emails, watch movies, keep in touch with friends and family via social media apps, and keep up with the news and constantly changing stock markets. The AXPAD 10P01 enhances personal productivity and offers a straightforward, no-hassle way to quickly embrace tablet technology.desSDds34

When I say “next-TV,” I mean TV as a boob tube, not a “second-screen device.” Gartner, Inc., for example, predicts that the tablet will become “the principal force behind social TV experiences.”

You can certainly while away the hours doing all sorts of social stuff on your 8 inch tablet, just as you watch a big-screen TV in the living room. No question. I do that, too. But I do suspect many of us also cuddle up with our tablet in a sofa or in a bed, simply to watch a movie or a TV show in selfish solitude — probably more often than we’d care to admit.That idea of “the media tablet as your next TV” is the premise on which a number of companies — software and hardware developers included — are depending to capitalize their business in 2013 and beyond.

As discussed in a previous article entitled “Retina Display badly needs video processing,” the quality of mobile displays today is by far outpacing the quality of content streamed to mobile screens. Even though we should be enjoying on our tablets for sale far better video, the reality is that we are watching is pretty crappy. Resolution limitations and flaws in video only get magnified in the newfangled high-resolution mobile displays.