Android tablet OlivePad now accessible online, operating on Froyo OS
The OlivePad VT100, an early Android tablet, was launched in India and initially ran on Android 2.2 Froyo. This device was available around late 2010 to early 2011 and was priced approximately at Rs 20,000 to Rs 22,000.
Equipped with a 600 MHz ARM processor, the OlivePad VT100 supported 3.5G networks, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and featured 512 MB of internal memory, 512 MB ROM, an SD card slot, a 3.5 mm audio jack, a 3 megapixel camera, mini USB socket, and a 3,240 mAh battery. The tablet also boasted a resolution of 800 x 400 pixels.
Olive Telecom introduced the Froyo version of the OlivePad VT100 to the market. Initially, the tablet was planned to launch with Android 2.1, but due to Google's preference for Android 2.2, the release was delayed.
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In the current market, while the OlivePad VT100 may no longer be officially available as a new device, it can be found through second-hand sellers or older stock. For the latest availability and price, checking local retailers or online marketplaces specializing in used electronics would be advisable.
On the other hand, the HTC Desire, a device with similar features, currently costs Rs. 27,000. With the next updated version of the OlivePad potentially ready soon, as Gingerbread is almost ready for its official launch, it remains to be seen how the OlivePad VT100 will compete in the market.
The OlivePad VT100 is now available at Olive Telecom's online stores, and it can also be purchased from leading electronics stores and Croma outlets across the country.
The OlivePad VT100, alongside smartphones and other gadgets, is a testament to the advancements in technology, particularly in tablet devices. As Sovan Mandal, a tech enthusiast who writes for "our website" about the latest developments in technology, including AI and self-driven automobiles, he might be interested in revisiting this e-reader on the secondary market.
