Energy Sistem Unveils Three Cheap Android Tablets

Energy Sistem, known for its low-cost PMPs and e-book readers, unveils three new Android-powered tablets. The new slates run on Android 2.3, but its launcher interface is similar to Android Honeycomb.

The devices come in 7-inch and 8-inch screens with 16:9 and 4:3 aspect ratios respectively. The three tablets feature A8 ARM architecture, 512MB DDR3 RAM, USB-OTG function, WiFi, microSD card slots, front cameras, and a full HD HDMI output. All devices also come with a 3.7-volt battery with 4,000mAh, which offers up to six hours of video playback, seven hours of WiFi browsing, and 30 hours of music playback.

The Energy Tablet i724 Dark Iron is a compact and lightweight device. It comes with a 7-inch screen and 4GB of internal memory. Meanwhile, the Energy Tablet i824 Dark Iron has an 8-inch multitouch capacitive touchscreen.

Finally, the Energy Tablet i828 Black HD has the features of two previous slates, with an additional camera and 8GB of internal memory.

Prices are expected to range between $185 and $270.

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