NEC confirms intent to showcase Android products at CES 2011

By Matthew Chung on 12/21/2010 07:03 PDT

We already knew that NEC would be showcasing some devices at the upcoming CES 2011, most notably the Android-powered dual-screen Cloud Communicator Tablet. Now the company has officially confirmed some of the juicy devices that will be on show, and they include:

NEC Dual Screen Cloud Communicator Tablet

Android powered tablet with two 7-inch touch screens
Wi-Fi/3G/Bluetooth enabled
Multi-tasking, with the ability to run different programs on each LCD screen – an industry first
Stylus pen for easy input

NEC Single Screen Cloud Communicator Tablet

Android powered, single touch screen
Wi-Fi/3G/Bluetooth enabled
Camera and SD-card equipped
Slim, lightweight design
Stylus pen for easy input

NEC Personal Products’ Mobile Notebook

Android powered

NEC Home Gateway Solution

ADSL2+/802.11n/USB2.0/DECT enabled
IGMPv2 Proxy & Snooping/VoIP
Media Control & Serving/Printer & File Sharing
TR069 and OSGi enable services & configurations to be carried out remotely

NEC BIGLOBE’s “andronavi”

Android application marketplace
Japanese content including Manga, Japan related photography, etc.

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