HP returns with two tablet smartphones

California HP, as promised, announced plans to launch several compact tablets with the ability to make phone calls. This step is the return of the company to the profitable smartphone market after the sale of the webOS operating system to the Korean giant LG in early 2013. HP Slate6 VoiceTab and HP Slate7 VoiceTab Android devices are designed for those who want to combine smartphones and tablets into a single unit.

Both tablets are controlled by the Android 4.2 mobile operating system, equipped with a 4-core processor, a 3G module, 16 GB of memory, a slot for MicroSD memory cards, and front and back cameras. Each has two SIM slots and stereo speakers. As the senior vice president of HP, Ron Coughlin, told Re / code in an interview, the 6-inch device will receive a 720p display and the 7-inch version will come out with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels. In addition, the back panel of both devices has a “pixelated design” and is covered with a scratch-resistant material.

The equivalent of a 6-inch HP tablet is already on the smartphone market and is called the LG G Flex.

In India, new HP will debut next month. The company hopes that the level of awareness of local consumers about the brand will ensure success for the new VoiceTab. Prices and other details have not yet been announced. Earlier it was reported that the device will cost below $ 250.

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