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A 64bit tablet is the new "must have" for this year , but sometimes most of us can't spend $500 on something that is mostly for bragging rights , but now ASUS has a solution , and its called the MemoPad 7 , the memopad 7 ,like the ones before it , features a Intel Atom processor .the new Memopad features a Intel Atom Z3560 Quad core processor clocked to 1.83Ghz . The tablet has 2GB of RAM . 16/32GB versions with a MicroSD card slot and a body that is made out of a mixture of fiberglass (34%) and duralumin (50%) and plastic , the good looking tablet is said to cost a decent $260 (EUR 200) and will be available later this year . ASUS MeMo Pad 7 Display - 7" 1920x200  IPS panel OS - Android 4.4 Kitkat + Asus ZenUI interface Design - Tablet   , Unibody design including a mixture of Metal , fiberglass and plastic Connectivity - WIFI only and LTE versions available Processor - Intel Atom Z3560 Quad core (1.83Ghz burst speed  ) Ram - 2GB Storage - 16/...

Asus unveiled 3 new intel powered tablets at Computex 2014, The tablet trio compose of 2 Memopads and the 3rd generation successor of the Asus Fonepad , which is a tablet with cellular voice capabilities Asus Fonepad 8 The Fonepad 8 is the latest successor to the Asus Fonepad lineup , the tablet has a 720p resolution IPS panel at 8" which is a major upgrade to the lineup as the two previous versions just had 7" ones . The tablet/phone has a 1.8Ghz Intel z3360 quadcore processor , 3G , and front facing stereo speakers . the Fonepad 8 also has dual sim support . more specs and official pricing will be revealed later Asus MemoPad 7/MemoPad 8 These two tablets were launched along side the Asus Fonepad 8 at Computex 2014 , Android 4.4 tablets feature Intel ATOM processors which make them some of the latest devices to join the 64bit mobile club . The Fonepad 7 ,as the name implies , has a 7" 720p resolution IPS display with Stereo speakers and a Intel Atom ...

ASUS made another big announcement at Computex Taiwan 2013 this week. The company introduced the ASUS MeMo Pad HD 7, an HD version of yesteryear’s budget tablet that we just reviewed. This particular tablet introduces 720p HD resolution, and while its specs don’t jump out at us on paper, the price tag does — you will be able to buy this in 8GB or 16GB configurations for $129 or $150, respectively. This is good news for folks who felt ASUS’ previous ultra-budget offerings were a bit lacking.  For those prices, you’re getting an Android 4.0 tablet that has a quad-core ARM 7 chipset, 1280×800 resolution, a 5 megapixel camera on the rear, a 1.2 megapixel camera on the front, SonicMaster audio technology, and more. By ASUS’ own admission, this tablet is aimed right at developing markets. We’re not sure if that means we can expect launches in, erm, developed markets as well, but considering they announced the price in US dollars we imagine there’s a slight chance of that happenin...