Hands On at MWC 2011 with ZTE's V11 Tablet

With all the new tablets that have been showcased at the Mobile World Congress, our colleagues on the site are finding it quite challenging to get a hold of as many product as possible, and it seems ZTE has one at its booth, one bearing the name of V11.

The many slates so far demonstrated at the trade show in Barcelona have, for the most part, been powered by ARM chips (Tegra 2 especially) and loaded with Android 3.0 (Honeycomb OS).

Among the models we managed to get our hands on are HTC's Flyer, Acer's Iconia Tab W500, Iconia Tab A500, Iconia Tab A100, LG's Optimus Pad, HP's Touchpad and others.

Now, it is revealed that ZTE has its own product on show, a certain V11 with a diagonal length of 10 inches.

The spec sheet displayed alongside the tablet itself says that the central piece is a chip with a frequency of 1.2 GHz, but doesn't say exactly what processor it is.

Fortunately, the operating system is not kept under as many wraps, being the now well known Android 3.0, otherwise named Honeycomb.

Of course, since the OS in question is said to be capable of getting any tablet to breeze through anything it's supposed to do, ZTE put in quite a few hardware assets to back it.

One of them is the screen, a TFT-LCD panel with a native resolution of 1,280 x 800 pixels. It also has capacitive touch input support.

The amount of RAM (random access memory) is of 512 MB, while the built-in storage space can be of 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB or 32 GB.

Needless to say, the obligatory range of connectivity options is present, this including 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, a 3.5mm audio jack, micro USB and a Dock Connector.

Other specifications include a 5 megapixel rear camera, a 1.3 megapixel front webcam, LTE FDD/HSPA/WCDMA network access and a G-sensor.



Note: Fellow editors Cosmin Vasile and Alex Vochin are on the floor at the 2011 Mobile World Congress and are keeping us posted with pictures and live reports on the latest product previews and launches.