There has been rumours of an upcoming Nokia Phablet that will be launched in the market and people are getting excited this first tablet device from Nokia. Many wonder what it will be really like and how it is going to fair against competing products. Nokia manufactures great products and their strategy to move on with the Windows Phone OS has evidently paid back. Will it be the same case for tablets/phablets? Let's take a look at Nokia Tana, a concept Lumia Tablet that comes in a handset format.
This latest imagined concept comes from designer Juri Karasjov and is designed very much along the ideas of a Nokia Lumia smartphone. The tablet will come with a 7.4inch display with a Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution, a 14-megapixel rear camera with Carl Zeiss lens technology, a 3 megapixel front facing camera and a amplified and improved audio output system.
Tana is said to be only 7mm thin and weighs 310g. It has width borders of only 0.5cm and borders of 1.4cm at the top and bottom. There are also capacitive quick access Windows buttons, seemingly making the device made to be work better in portrait mode as opposed to landscape mode.
Although we are sceptical that the next Nokia tablet will actually look like this, it is an interesting concept and if the announced specifications could be realised, it will most definitely attract some buyers. What do you feel about such a device? Leave your comments at the section below to let us know.
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Tana is said to be only 7mm thin and weighs 310g. It has width borders of only 0.5cm and borders of 1.4cm at the top and bottom. There are also capacitive quick access Windows buttons, seemingly making the device made to be work better in portrait mode as opposed to landscape mode.
Although we are sceptical that the next Nokia tablet will actually look like this, it is an interesting concept and if the announced specifications could be realised, it will most definitely attract some buyers. What do you feel about such a device? Leave your comments at the section below to let us know.
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