leaks Tablet Texas Instruments Blaze with Pico Projector
An electronics vendor named Texas Instruments launched its latest Tablet product that is named "Texas Instruments Blaze" This device has a unique design, because he comes with a modular model (separately), and thus this device can be combined with other features like FM radio , DLP pico projectors, GPS, camera, 3G, up to wifi.
This tablet OMAP4 1GHz processor and equipped multytouch 10 inch screen, while 1GB of RAM Installed memory and microSD up to 32GB. Port is also provided which serves to connect with other devices such as HDMI, memory card slot, and USB. Then there is also accelerometer and gyroscope for entertainment as well as applications that require a motion sensor that will make the blaze even more attractive and visible luxury.
This tablet OMAP4 1GHz processor and equipped multytouch 10 inch screen, while 1GB of RAM Installed memory and microSD up to 32GB. Port is also provided which serves to connect with other devices such as HDMI, memory card slot, and USB. Then there is also accelerometer and gyroscope for entertainment as well as applications that require a motion sensor that will make the blaze even more attractive and visible luxury.
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