HTC Flyer, scheduled to launch in the second quarter of 2011, promises to be different in many ways from most other s tabletwhich have entered or will enter the market this year.
Firstly, its size will be 7 ", a difference of 10" and s of largest of the majority of other manufacturers of Tablet PC Tablet PC. The size of a Tablet can download personal preference, but one thing is certain, than the size 7 "make it easier to fit the HTC Flyer in a bag or a pocket of the jacket!" The smaller size may be one of the reasons why the Taiwanese company has chosen to run Android 2.3 and 2.4, system of operative of gingerbread Google, rather than the last Honeycomb (Android 3.0), that has been designed for the larger Tablet PCs.
The company has insisted that its HTC Sense user interface is much more important than the underlying Android OS powering the device. HTC has optimized the user interface of sense for the tablet PC experience. The sense user interface will offer a home screen 3D with a carousel of widgets which will put the most important user information fair on the visual Center of the user experience.
The greater difference between HTC Flyer and most of the other Tablet PCs function is that it is designed for use with a stylus. It will be similar to the MeMO Asus. However, the MeMO Asus has a sensitive screen pressure and the steering wheel HTC has a sensitive pen pressure.
Taking notes of the HTC Scribe technology will boost the pen and allow you to write, as well as doodling. You will be able to synchronize with Evernote software as well. Through HTC timestamp feature, users will be able to record audio and video while taking notes for playback through the steering wheel. This function would be extremely useful if you have forgotten what the original meaning of the note was when it was recorded.
Pencil Yes will feature "N-trig pen technology" (combines capabilities of pen and multi-touch). The wheel will also have "Palm rejection technology", en built. With this feature the Tablet has the ability to distinguish between intentional touch and false and lets users rest their palms on the screen while writing. This gives the user the feeling of writing on paper. An another useful feature is that each time that an application can make use of the new pen, a small icon will appear on the bottom right of the screen by which the user can edit the types of brush and use cases.
The steering wheel will weigh just under a pound and is constructed with a generation of aluminum unibody. The standard menu, home and search functions can be found in the lower part of the body. These shine when it is in use. There is a toggler of volume on the right side. The notification bar is combined with a quick Settings toolbar, which is very popular in the HTC smartphone, I wish S.
It will feature a processor single core 1.5 GHz Snapdragon, a screen of LCD capacitive 7 inch TFT with a resolution of 1024 x 600 and 1 GB of RAM. It will come with 32 GB of internal storage, which is expandable Micro SD. It will support out Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0 with A2DP headphone wireless and will include a 3.5 mm audio connector
HTC Flyer will have 2 cameras, a 5 megapixel camera on the back and a 1.3 megapixel camera for video chat in the front. It will also be an internal GPS, a digital compass, ambient light sensor and a sensor g. Flash 10 and HTML5 will be supported as well. The battery life of 4 hours when viewing video, although not impressive, at least users will see a video directly experience.
Two popular services HTC will be available in the Flyer HTC HTC Watch, the company video download service on-demand HD and OnLine, a gaming service based on cloud that allows users to both play games from the service in Tablet or HDTV.
A version of 10 inches of the Flyer, which will specifically focus on the iPad for competition, is also expected to be ready in the second quarter of 2011. This will have LTE 4 G.
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