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Camangi WebStation Android tablet launching next month

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According to its official website, a Taiwanese company called Camangi is now on the verge of launching its previously concept-only WebStation MID in early December. 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 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, 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 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 that Camangi is looking for Android developers to contribute new apps for the device.

Check out an older video demonstration of a prototype WebStation below. Who would be interested in getting one of these under the tree next month? Let us know your comments!

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