Systena Tizen Tablet Hands-on Video

Systena, a Japanese company, is currently developing a Tizen tablet with a quad core Cortex A9 processor at 1.4Ghz, 2GB of RAM, and 32GB of storage. The tablet features a 10.1″display (1920×1080), supports 802.11b/g/n WiFi, and comes with a microSD card slot, as well as a 2MP rear camera and 0.3Mp front camera.

Shisutena_Tizen_Tablet

Tizen Indonesia got a prototype of the tablet, and give it a try in the video below (no audio). We can see the boot, lock screen and gallery application. The system does not seem very fluid at this stage of development, but hopefully Tizen will be optimized for better performance before the final release.

The system currently runs Tizen 2.0, but the company plans to upgrade to Tizen 2.1 for the developer version of the device, before selling the device to the general public.

Via Liliputing and Tizen Experts

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ezyclie
11 years ago

lag… they can’t compete with Android and other mobile OS if they can’t solve this issues

Marius
11 years ago

And why would I want this Tizen thingy rather than just an Android one ? I’m looking forward to Jolla as that will be powered by Qt and will have fast, native stuff but Tizen with their HTML5 and all that doesn’t really sound interesting at all.

Marius
11 years ago

@Jean-Luc Aufranc (CNXSoft) Yes you can run Qt apps but you can do that on Android too and well it’s Android, you can find it everywhere and cheap. I know it’s HTML5 and I’m OK with HTML5 but not for apps on a phone. I think for mobile native should be the way to go, like Qt not Java like Android or even worse HTML5. And yes the first Jolla phone is expensive but as long as it’s open source it can be ported and Android devices were expensive at first too, let’s see what happens. I’m hoping I can… Read more »

Marius
11 years ago

@Marius
Oh and I forgot, there’s also Ubuntu phone which is Qt too and that should work and all kinds of phones without too much work needed.

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