Camangi WebStation Android tablet launching next month
Previously only a concept, a Taiwanese company called Camangi is now on the verge of launching its WebStation MID in early December according to the official website. Featuring an Apple-esque design, much like the Boeye MID 700, the WebStation is also an Android tablet running version 1.5 of the mobile OS. The device features a 7-inch, WVGA (800x480), glass touchscreen, and comes with a choice of either a black or white bezel. Other known specifications include 802.11 b/g WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, GPS, a microSD slot and two cameras; a 2MP front-facing camera, and a 0.3MP webcam for video conferencing.
A variety of inbuilt apps, such as the web browser, email, and VoIP are included in the system. In addition, the WebStation can also serve as an e-book reader, digital photo frame and music/video media player, with a retractable stand helping to facilitate these roles. The tablet should be cost around $399 when it launches early next month. Interested parties can register at the official website for the latest updates and a chance to receive an "early bird" discount coupon. The site also mentions they are looking for Android developers to contribute new apps for the device.
