Verizon's ZTE V66 tablet poses for the camera, struts dual-core and LTE
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After Sprint leaked its upcoming ZTE Optik (V55) 7-incher yesterday, today is Verizon's turn. The 7" ZTE V66 was caught on tape, looking like a vanilla Android tablet, but under the hood we have 1.2GHz dual-core processor and LTE connectivity, while Sprint's ZTE model sports only 3G.
ZTE announced the V66 way back in late September last year, but nobody paid much attention to the dual-core 7 and 10-inch ones, since it also outed the quad-core T98 then, but here we go - the V66 is heading to Big Red, and it already passed the FCC in the process last month.
The ZTE Optik on Sprint is scheduled to show up February 5 for just a hundred bucks, though, while we don't know yet whether the LTE connectivity will make the ZTE V66, or whatever it ends up named, more expensive than a Benjamin on contract.
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Other specs include 1280x800 resolution, which is pretty sweet on a 7" device, and Android Honeycomb from the start, which will hopefully be replaced with Ice Cream Sandwich at some point down the road.
source: Bluetooth.org via UnwiredView
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5 Comments
2. imkyle posted on 27 Jan 2012, 09:18 0 0
According to sites, the model for Sprint will be $99 on contract, so this may be that price too. If so, $100 for a HD screen Android Tablet sounds pretty sweet.
4. squallz506 posted on 27 Jan 2012, 11:36 0 0
i would seriously consider this if it was free on contract with sprint.
5. nickjjay posted on 27 Jan 2012, 13:19 1 0
Its Verizon we are talking about here. There is no way that it will go for any less than 200 bucks.
