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ARMTAB AS OBJECT OF ENVY: BAKU TO LAUNCH OWN TABLET PRODUCTION
February 12, 2014 - 18:46 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Azerbaijani computer manufacturer KUR will launch
production of tablet computers in near future, Azeri media said citing
the Ministry for Communications and Information Technologies.
In this context, KUR Director General Rizvan Osmanov noted a certain
decline in PC market of Azerbaijan due to new consumer priorities
which lie in the sector of tablet computers.
According to Osmanov, competing with international brand names will be
a difficult task. "However, KUR can implement a new internet project
for sale of tablet computers," he said.
Seems like the thought of Armenian-made tablets to be released in
May keeps Baku awake at night.
Armenia is planning the launch production of locally made smartphones
and tablets.
The new Android-based devices - ArmPhone and ArmTab - were developed
by an Armenian-American joint venture, Technology and Science Dynamics
Inc/Armtab Technologies Company. As the venture chief Vahan Shakaryan
stated, trial versions of the 3D WiFi tablets with 7,85; 9, 97 and
10,1inch displays have been assembled in line with international
standards, yet to be offered at much lower prices (possible retailer
price $180.)
The design and software for the devices will be managed in Armenia
while the assembly will be implemented in the U.S. and Hong Kong.
February 12, 2014 - 18:46 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Azerbaijani computer manufacturer KUR will launch
production of tablet computers in near future, Azeri media said citing
the Ministry for Communications and Information Technologies.
In this context, KUR Director General Rizvan Osmanov noted a certain
decline in PC market of Azerbaijan due to new consumer priorities
which lie in the sector of tablet computers.
According to Osmanov, competing with international brand names will be
a difficult task. "However, KUR can implement a new internet project
for sale of tablet computers," he said.
Seems like the thought of Armenian-made tablets to be released in
May keeps Baku awake at night.
Armenia is planning the launch production of locally made smartphones
and tablets.
The new Android-based devices - ArmPhone and ArmTab - were developed
by an Armenian-American joint venture, Technology and Science Dynamics
Inc/Armtab Technologies Company. As the venture chief Vahan Shakaryan
stated, trial versions of the 3D WiFi tablets with 7,85; 9, 97 and
10,1inch displays have been assembled in line with international
standards, yet to be offered at much lower prices (possible retailer
price $180.)
The design and software for the devices will be managed in Armenia
while the assembly will be implemented in the U.S. and Hong Kong.