Polaroid, a consumer electronics company not known for experimenting outside of it comfort zone, is taking a leap of faith by unveiling it’s Q-Series line of low-end Android Tablets. The trio of devices, comprised of Q7 (7” tablet), Q8 (8” tablet) and Q10 (10.1” tablet) will all come running Android KitKat 4.4 out of the box, which will certainly be a strong selling point for those looking to experiment with the latest flavor of Android without breaking their piggy bank.
The Polaroid Q Series tablet line is perfect for media and sharing on-the-go. Each tablet features an extended battery life, HDMI Bluetooth and front mounted speakers for hours of entertainment anywhere. The front and rear cameras allow users to capture their favorite memories, and share them via email and social media channels through the tablets’ built-in Wi-Fi. Users also have access to a plethora of apps, games, movies, music and more to enjoy on their Q Series tablet through the Google Play Store.
At a suggested retail price of $129.00- $179.00, you can expect this device to sell with ease at your local retailers in Spring 2014.
