Earlier this week, Vishal Sehgal, Co-founder and Director, Lava International unveiled the first tablet based on the Tegra Note platform called the Xolo Play Tegra Note. Now, Gizmodo India reports that the tablet will be priced around Rs 16,999. The tablet is expected to officially be made available in October. One of its key highlights is the DirectStylus technology that can significantly enhance passive stylus performance. So, one can expect a responsive stylus and a slew of apps to take advantage of it. For example, even the top portion of the stylus is touch sensitive and can be used as a brush, and also acts as an eraser when aligned in line with the screen. Removing the DirectStylus from its holding compartment activates the stylus-related apps.
XOLO Play Tegra Note is built on the Tegra Note 7 reference design
Take a quick look at the specifications required for the Tegra Note 7 reference platform:
- System-on-Chip: Nvidia Tegra 4 (sporting the quad-core Cortex A15 processors and a 72-core GPU)
- Display: 7-inch HD IPS LCD display with a 1280x800 pixel resolution
- Camera: Rear camera - 5MP, Front camera - VGA
- Storage: 16GB on-board with microSD card slot. Expandable to 32GB
- Audio: Front-facing HD audio stereo speakers
- Stylus: Chisel and brush tips
- OS: Android 4.1 (to be upgraded to 4.2 over the air)
- Software Updates: Over The Air (OTA) directly from Nvidia
- Rated Battery life: 10 hours HD video playback
The tablet also bundles a slide cover that flips and bends to act like a kickstand, and can be set up in three distinct positions. Click here to read our hands-on with the Xolo Play Tegra Note.
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