Anticipated Windows N6 Tablet Release in September

In the ever-evolving world of technology, a new player is set to make its mark - the Window N6. This tablet, manufactured by XGODY, is set to launch next month, and it's causing quite a stir in the tech community.

The Window N6 is built around the upgraded 1GHz dual-core RK2818 Rockchip processor, a testament to the consumer demand for more performance, features, and support. This processor puts the Window N6 in an exclusive club with only two other tablets, the ezGear Surfboard 700 and the Ramos W9, both of which also boast the new 1GHz RK2818 chipset.

The tablet's design is a departure from the common black front with silver edges found in many tablets. Instead, the Window N6 sports a sleek white build, adding a touch of elegance to its overall look. The device also features a trackball as part of its design, providing a unique and intuitive user experience.

In terms of connectivity, the Window N6 is well-equipped. It comes with integrated 3G and WiFi connectivity, ensuring you stay connected wherever you are. An accelerometer is also included, adding a layer of functionality for games and applications that utilise motion sensing.

The exact screen size of the Window N6 is a point of debate, with some sources claiming it is 7 inches and others believing it is 6 inches. However, the details regarding its screen size will be revealed soon, along with the rest of its specifications and performance characteristics.

The Window N6 will ship with Android 2.1 out of the box, but can be upgraded to Android 2.2 Froyo later. This means users will have access to the latest features and applications that the Android platform has to offer.

Sovan Mandal, a tech enthusiast who keeps abreast of the latest developments in technology and gadgets, has expressed his interest in the Window N6. With his latest fad being self-driven automobiles, it's clear that he has a penchant for innovative and cutting-edge technology.

Stay tuned for more information on the Window N6 as it becomes available. This could be a tablet worth watching.

This article was published on our website by Sovan Mandal.