The latest Fujitsu Arrows Tab Wi-Fi is the newest addition to the company’s Arrows range of smartphones and tablets. The device will go up for sale in Japan starting January 19.
The water resistant tablet employs a fingerprint sensor for faster access to registered IDs and passwords as well as securing the content saved in it. The 10.1-inch color TFT LCD WXGA is paired with the Saku-Saku touchpanel for an intuitive user interface, while the surface incorporates the Super Glide Coating for a smooth operation. Its built-in camera recognizes gesture from a distance to execute commands.
The tablet PC with dimensions of 181 x 262 x 11.3 millimeters, tips the scale at 599 grams. Besides a front facing 1.3MP camera, it is armed with a 5.1MP camera with CMOS sensor. This multimedia-ready slate is integrated with two speakers, which combines with the Dolby Mobile v3 for a virtual 5.1 channel surround. Also, the one segment broadcasts powered by the frame enhancement technology allows playing 15 fps video clips at the rate of 30 frames per second.
The DLNA-certified tablet also lets users transfer files directly to PCs featuring F-Link along with other Android devices. The customizable tab supports a wide range of text input modes. Pre-loaded with applications to enjoy movies and TV shows, the slab is inclusive of the iFilter for Android app, Document Viewer and Adobe Reader. It is said to have a long standby time that lasts up to 2,900 hours.
Available in 16GB and 32GB variants, the Fujitsu Arrows Tab Wi-Fi price has not been revealed. It will be available at authorized retailers and the company’s Web Marts in Japan.
