Emantic Announces the Eglide Prism Android 4.0 Tablet

Hmm.. $157.16 for a 7” Android tablet and it can do 3D? I have to look into this further, especially at that price. The tablet is called the Eglide Prism and it’s running ICS and it has a 7” screen. It has a 1Ghz CPU and comes with 8gb onboard memory and 512mb ram and they’re providing 5gb of cloud storage as well.

Ematic, a leader in value tablets, is excited to release its latest Android-powered tablet: the 7” eGlide Prism.  Building on the success of its existing tablet collection, Ematic’s Prism enhances gaming and entertainment experiences, and boasts powerful productivity.

The eGlide Prism runs on the Android 4.0 Operating System (also known as “Ice Cream Sandwich”) for improved multi-tasking, faster web browsing and a refined interface.  The device is optimized for rich media entertainment on its 7-inch touchscreen display.  With a built-in 3-axis gyroscope combined with an accelerometer–the eGlide Prism is capable of advanced motion sensing such as user acceleration, and full 3D altitude and rotation.  The tablet’s HD video player supports up to 2160p 3D HD videos.

The tablet’s powerful processor allows the user to enjoy browsing the web, networking, and playing games at exceptionally fast speeds.  The tablet was designed for simple and easy navigation:  A truly user-friendly product!  Meantime, the ultra-slim Prism is 9mm thick and weighs only .6 pounds making it ideal when on-the-go.  However, that does not mean the user has to sacrifice a lot of memory.  The eGlide Prism comes with 8GB of flash memory plus 5GB of cloud storage.

The eGlide Prism comes with built-in Wi-Fi compatibility which means Internet connectivity anywhere there is a hotspot.  The tablet also features a front facing camera, built-in speaker, and a MicroSD Memory Card port.  It comes with 3D glasses, a protective sleeve, earphones, wall charger, and a USB cable.

The Ematic eGlide Prism is now available at www.shopnbc.com.  It is on sale for $157.16 (regularly priced $216.00).

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via: MaxBorges