HP has announced launching two new Android devices – Slate 6 and Slate 7 VoiceTab – in the Indian market next month. HP says its new Android devices are designed in Asia and custom made for Indian users. The HP Slate 6 has a 6-inch display, while the Slate 7 VoiceTab sporting a 7-inch screen.
Both the HP devices feature quad-core processor, voice-calling capability, Android 4.3 operating system, dual-SIM with dual standby, and 3G. The HP Slate6 and HP Slate7 come with front stereo speakers, new IPS Panel, high-definition (HD) front and rear camera for photos and video chats.
According to a HP release, both the devices have slim design, feature pixilated, scratch-resistant back cover design. Details about other specifications and price are not yet revealed.
“How we create, consume and share information is rapidly evolving, driving the demand for new devices and form factors that adapt to the different ways people work and play,” says Rajiv Srivastava, vice president & general manager, Printing and Personal Systems, HP India. “HP is innovating for this next generation, addressing the unique needs of customers in India with voice-enabled tablets that deliver performance they can trust, and the entertainment they want.”
HP’s new announcement comes weeks after the company hinted at returning to the smartphone race again. According to reports, HP will be focussing on emerging markets such as India and China. And its devices will be priced between $200 and $250.