Motorola announced its ET1 tablet this morning, which its calling an Enterprise-class tablet "designed for a variety of vertical markets." The Gingerbread-powered ET1 is designed for durability and security with some pretty respectable guts under the hood:
- Android 2.3.4 with enhanced Enterprise functionality
- 7 inch, 1024 x 600 display at 350 NIT, with Gorilla Glass
- OMAP4 Dual-core processor at 1 GHz
- 1 GB RAM
- 4 GB Flash memory with pre-installed 4 GB microSD card
- 4620 mAH Smart Li-Ion battery
- 8 MP rear camera with 720p video, front camera
- 5.14 in. H x .98 in D x 8.82 in W
- 1.4 pounds
It might not be the tablet-of-choice for the everyday consumer, but for businesses looking for a sturdy, Enterprise-ready tablet, the ET1 is looking pretty attractive. It'll be available in January 2012 through Motorola partners only, though no word yet on price. Full specs and a product tour from Motorola are at the source link.
Source: Motorola
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