Chinese company Huawei has surprised the technology market by today launching a new S7 e-tablet that runs on Google Android OS. They have also launched a couple of new Android smartphones, mobile broadband dongles, as well as home phones.
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The Huawei’s S7 e-tablet runs on the Android Operating System (currently on 2.1) and features high-speed web browsing and access to various applications via the Android Market. It also offers HD video, 3G voice (with an internal microphone and speakers) and video calls (video camera upfront) and a Hi-Fi Audio player. It also has a flip out stand that allows users to easily watch the
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In a press conference conducted by the company this morning, Global Director of Strategy and Marketing, Huawei Device, Victor Xu said, “This is the first time that Huawei has shown its newest devices in Australia. We are committed to bringing quality, innovative products that are smart, simple to use and affordable to the Australian market. This is our “Smart Device, Simple World” philosophy.”
“We are already living in a mobile broadband world, yet there remains a distinct divide between those still tethered to their PC, and those with the ability to connect anywhere, anytime,” added Xu. “At Huawei, we believe we have the keys to unlock the doors to this world, by improving network capabilities, and providing consumers with cost-effective, innovative devices that improve the user experience.”
