Compumax of Colombia has announced their latest Android-powered tablet which will feature the Tegra 2 chipset that ought to add some much needed punch into the graphical department. Apart from that, this Compumax offering is beefy thanks to a dual core 1GHz Cortex A9 processor, 512MB RAM as well as a hard drive. It is purportedly on sale at $387 a pop when it debuts in Peru sometime in October. Sounds like a dream, but of course, anything that sounds too good to be true normally isn’t. We’ll take this with an entire bag of salt, thank you very much.
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