Tech giant Orange to launch 3G tablet by December holiday season
Wireless service provider Orange is set to enter the tablet market, planning to release three new Android tablet PCs during an unspecified period. According to reports, the company is set to collaborate with manufacturers such as Acer, MSI, and French manufacturer Alcatel for the production of these devices.
The news of Orange's foray into tablet manufacturing has been met with excitement from tech enthusiasts, particularly Sovan Mandal, who writes for a specific website and has a keen interest in tech developments. Mandal's interests span from smartphones and tablet devices to AI and self-driven automobiles, with his latest interest being self-driven vehicles.
The operating system for these tablets will be Android, and they are expected to come with built-in 3G capabilities, making them the first wireless company tablets to be offered with a bundled wireless plan. This move is seen as a strategic one, as several other manufacturers like Acer and Samsung have already confirmed their intentions to offer tablet PCs during the holiday buying season.
However, the specific features and details of the tablets are still uncertain and are in the rumor stage. It remains to be seen how these devices will stack up against the competition, but one thing is for sure - the tablet market is about to get more interesting.
As the release date and more details about the tablets are announced, tech enthusiasts like Sovan Mandal will undoubtedly be keeping a close eye on Orange's entry into the tablet market. With the potential for collaboration with established manufacturers like Acer and MSI, as well as Alcatel, Orange's tablets could offer a unique blend of features and design that sets them apart from the competition.
Until then, the wait continues, and tech enthusiasts can only speculate about what Orange's new tablets will bring to the market. One thing is for sure - the tablet market is about to get more competitive, and Orange is set to shake things up.
