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10" Fujitsu Arrows Tab Wi-Fi FAR70B

08.02.2013

Fujitsu announced the release of a new tablet computer - Arrows Tab Wi-Fi FAR70B. The novelty will go on sale in the home market starting February 15, but its price has not yet been announced.

From a consumer point of view, the Arrows Tab Wi-Fi FAR70B is an extremely interesting device: it is built on a high-performance NVIDIA Tegra 3 single-chip system (CPU clock speed - 1,7 GHz), equipped with a high-quality 10,1-inch diagonal display with a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels, battery large capacity battery (10 mAh) and reinforced body. The latter provides protection against ingress of dust and moisture in accordance with the requirements of IPX080 and IPX5 standards.

The developers endowed the device with 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal flash memory, as well as two cameras (the resolution of the main one is 8,1 megapixels, the front one is 1,3 megapixels), a slot for microSD memory cards, Wi-Fi 802.11a wireless adapters /b/g/n (2,4 and 5 GHz) and Bluetooth 4.0, GPS receiver. The list of product features also includes a fingerprint sensor, a Micro-USB port with MHL support and a standard headphone jack.

Dimensions Arrows Tab Wi-Fi FAR70B - 259 x 169 x 9,9 mm, weight - 589 grams. The battery life claimed by the manufacturer is 14 hours when playing video, 75 hours when listening to audio files and almost three months in standby mode. As for the operating system, Android 4.0 is preinstalled on the tablet.

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