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Just a few weeks after Google Inc. introduced its new Nexus 7 tablet during its annual Google I/O developer conference, the tablet has been sold out virtually everywhere since its launch on July 13.
Computer giant Dell Inc. is aiming for more than $2 billion in cuts over the next three years so it can keep up in the highly competitive technology sector.
Idolian set out to create tablet PCs costing between $100 and $299, and their latest addition lands smack dab in the middle of that. The TurboTab Z, which was just upgraded to the Android 4.0 operating system goes for just $169, beating even the Kindle Fire’s price of $199.
Tablet computer shipments could increase 12-fold by the year 2015, research firm IHS iSuppli said in a report.
The blogosphere is abuzz with news of an impending Google launch of two mobile products.
Samsung Galaxy Tab—the tablet computer that could possibly contend with the iPad—had more details announced by Samsung on Thursday evening, continuing the build up of media hype.
