People in China have an alternative to the expensive iPad. The iPed also known as the APad (I know it's confusing) looks similar to the iPad and it is now available in Shenzhen, China. Powered by an Intel chip, the multi-media devide runs on Google's open source operating system Android and costs only US$105.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
China has its own iPad, calls it the iPed
People in China have an alternative to the expensive iPad. The iPed also known as the APad (I know it's confusing) looks similar to the iPad and it is now available in Shenzhen, China. Powered by an Intel chip, the multi-media devide runs on Google's open source operating system Android and costs only US$105.
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