Creative ZiiO Tablets Unveiled in India (Features Of Creative ZiiO)

Creative has launched two new ZiiO Tablets for India. The new Creative ZiiO tablets include a 7-inch and a 10-inch model - both run Google Android 2.2 Froyo. Both tablets promise "pure Android audio" performance along with X-Fi Audio Enhancements (Crystalizer, Expand) and support for different audio-video formats. These tablets look promising but the only and biggest drawback is that both have resistive touchscreen display.

Creative ZiiO tablets come in two different screen size models. The 7-inch resistive touchscreen model supports 480x800 pixel resolution while the 10-inch touchscreen model supports 1024x600 pixel resolution. Now only if Creative had gone ahead to use capacitive touchscreen displays, these ZiiO tablets had greater chance to stand head to head with tablets from other companies.

Both ZiiO tablets have the 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 architecture based ZiiLABS ZMS-08 HD Application processor. This ZiiLABS ZMS-08 Application CPUs are capable of 1080p HD video encode and Blu-ray quality video playback. It also has Creative's Xtreme Fidelity X-Fi Audio Technology incorporated for top class audio feedback. Also, the CPU supports 3D games meant for Android. 

Creative ZiiO 7-inch tablet model is available in White color while the ZiiO 10-inch version is available in Black color.

- 16.8 million (7-inch version) and 262K color (10-inch version) display
- Android 2.2 Operating System
- Bluetooth 2.1 EDR (with apt-X and A2DP)
- Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g capable
- X-Fi Audio Enhancements (X-Fi Crystalizer, X-Fi Expand)
- Audio Supported: MP3, AAC, WMA9, FLAC, OGG, ADPCM, MIDI, WAV, Audible Format 4
- Video Supported: H.264, MPEG4, WMV9, MJPEG, MOV, AVI, MKV
- HD Video-Out (HDMI-Out)
- Photo Supported: JPG, BMP, PNG
- Front facing camera
- Built-in Mic
- Built-in Speaker (stereo)
- Accelerometer
- Playtime: Up to 25 hrs (MP3), up to 5 hrs (video)
- microSD (7-inch) / SD (10-inch) card slot (up to 32GB)
- Weight: 400g (7-inch version); 650g (10-inch version)

Creative ZiiO tablets 8GB models will be available in India at select outlets at suggested retail price of Rs. 17,999 (7-inch tablet) and Rs. 21,999 (10-inch tablet).





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LG REVEALS OPTIMUS PAD TABLET PC TO BE LAUNCHED IN JUNE (PRICE OF LG TABLET IN INDIA)

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WEDNESDAY, April 6, (News Locale) - Just a day after launching Optimus 2X and Optimus Black smartphones in India, LG Mobiles has announced that they will be offering their yet-to-be-launched tablet PC, LG Optimus Pad, in India by June with a price tag of around Rs 30,000.

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Apple iOS Beats All (Including Android) for Web Use Or Best Operating System at mobile to browse the web

Apple can pat itself as well as the iPad on the back for helping pull its iOS family into first place and ahead of Android for overall web use, according to SEO firm ROI365.

Analyzing data from four million unique visitors and multiple websites, ROI365 found that while Android users enjoy a slight "web visits" lead over Apple's iPhone, iOS flavor devices combined--including the iPad--give Apple the upper hand. That's not all: Apple's iOS ranks well ahead of the Android platform in percent growth since December 2010, too.

Note that's Android use and growth across all Android devices. And the iPhone by itself is only slightly behind those Android devices for web use share. Add the iPad and it soundly trounces Google's platform. ROI365 reports the iPad alone is "outgrowing the entire Android ecosystem," which "more than makes up for the iPhone deficiency plus some."

Shift to mobile application revenue growth and Apple's iOS App Store is growing 11 times faster than Android's for 2010. IHS Screen Digest reported in February that Apple's App Store held 82.7 percent market share, compared with 7.7 percent for Blackberry App World, 4.9 percent for Noka Ovi Store, and 4.7 percent for Google's Android Market. While Android Market grew by an impressive 862 percent (compared to the App Store's 132 percent), Apple's App Store revenue grew by $1,013 million, compared with Android Market's $91 million.

The report casts things in a rather different light, after yearlong tales of Android device sales catching up to and outpacing Apple's iPhone. It's another object lesson: The real money in this game's made off aftermarket purchases, be they accessories, service plans, or--more than ever, it seems--applications.

(via AppleInsider)

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Android tablets will soon overtake the iPad, experts predict

This is a must Read news before a thinking about a Tablet But even after Reading this i just Can't stop Loving Ipad really its better that samsung Galaxy tab but not that in features

Berlin - Apple is getting some competition. Big-name manufacturers like Hewlett Packard, LG and Samsung all want to take on the iPad, which currently rules the roost for tablet computers, and they're relying on the Android operating system to help them do so.

Apple might lose its lead status as early as 2012, say some experts. But it's all good news for consumers, who might get to enjoy sinking prices.

'By the end of 2012, Android tablets will rapidly overtake the iPad in market share,' forecasts expert Sascha Pallenberg during the Droidcon developers' conference in Berlin.

Currently, Apple sells nine of every 10 tablet computers purchased, according to market experts. But the 'sheer mass' of Android-based tablet computers will guarantee their success says Pallenberg, who blogs about technology from his base in Taiwan.

Ten larger manufacturers, as well as countless smaller ones, currently sell devices of different sizes and categories. In the coming months, companies like RIM, LG, Asus, Acer and Hewlett Packard will all bring iPad competitors to market.

Many of them run with new Android software dubbed Honeycomb, designed especially for tablet computers. Android is open source software developed under the watchful eye of Google.

In light of the growing competition, supply is almost certainly going to exceed demand, says Pallenberg. That will weigh on the price of Android products: 'The manufacturers have to get rid of their products.'

But Apple sets the mark for prices. 'It's all about being cheaper then the iPad,' Pallenberg says. At the same time, Apple is in a situation where it can produce cheaply, which will be a challenge for the others.

Pallenberg says smartphones will also provide a push toward more capacity. 'I am certain that the first mobile phone with quad core processors will be delivered in the first quarter of 2012,' he says.

So far, this kind of technology has generally been reserved for PCs. Dual coreprocessors and the playback of high quality video, until now the provenance of superphones, will become standard, and all for about 500 dollars.

The 1,200 visitors to Droidcon discussed the future of the Android platform. One focus was augmented reality, or the enhancement of reality with technological help. It involves recording one's surroundings with a mobile phone's camera and then enriching the image displayed on one's phone with additional information, like stores' opening times, local attractions, or restaurant menus.

For now, most augmented reality functions are just for fun, but software developers want to turn it into a standard technology for everyday use. Droidcon participants tried to envision these practical applications, from satellite navigation systems to interactive instructions for zombie games.

There are already practical applications, like tourist guides, assistance for apartment searches or in games. But others see additional everyday uses, from museum guides that describe exhibits to interactive lotteries for TV shows to user guides that include animation to show exactly how a device should be used.

Marketing research company Juniper Research forecasts that the number of augmented reality applications downloaded will grow from 11 million last year to 14 billion by 2015, with sales of 1.5 billion dollars.