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Enso ZenPad Android-Powered Tablet – For Around $155

March 23, 2010

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Enso has announced a new Android tablet with a rich set of features and a friendly little price tag. How does $155 grab ya?…….And it’s shipping now

Enso ZenPad Android-Powered Tablet

The new Enso ZenPad Android Tablet is a 5-inch tablet running Android 1.6 on a 667MHz Samsung 6410 processor. The device features an 800×480 display, 8GB of storage via removable microSD, WiFi and six hours of battery life per charge.

The standard option for the ZenPad will be $155, while GPS is available for an additional $25 and 3G available for $35. ZenPad with 3G and GPS is available for $210, all-up and all-end.

I like this device, both as a media player and potentially a mini-PC. It will surely give iTouch a run. Moreover, the ZenPad is expandable, and currently ships with an 8GB SD card. And talk about expandable, the Android App Market can help in that endeavor, adding features that will turn this little number into some mighty computing power. (http://enso-now.com/)

Published on March 24, 2010

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