The prices of the Velocity Micro D610 and Q610 Cruz tablets as well as the 4†x 4†Edge Mini desktop have been disclosed by the company which plans to showcase these products at the CES. Some other devices like the NoteMagix Ultrabooks, Edge AIO, various peripherals and desktop skus will also accompany them to the show.
With the new D610 and Q610 Cruz tablets, the company has augmented its range of slates that features a number of devices like the Cruz Reader, T310 and more. Both wallet-friendly slabs treat users to a generous helping of the Android Jelly Bean 4.1 platform and offer a multi-touch real estate of 10 inches. Also, the D610 variant acquires multitasking properties from a dual core ARM processor, whereas its counterpart is fueled by a quad core chipset for supporting demanding application and games.
As for the Edge Mini, the desktop system is the smallest of its kind to have hit markets, according to the company. The device with dimensions of 4 x 4 inches, measures merely 1.5 inches in thickness, but packs a punch in its small form factor. A latest generation Intel Core i3 processor is assigned the task of maintaining smooth multitasking, while mSATA hard drive is embedded for additional storage. The Windows-based gadget is loaded with applications like home office, digital signage and home theater to name a few.
Additionally, the 14-inch NoteMagix Ultrabooks announced recently will be present at the CES. Running either Windows 7 or Windows 8 platforms, they come in variants fueled by the third generation Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 processors. These notebooks are also integrated with a DVD-RW drive as well as Intel 520 Series SSDs. They have been fitted with a WXGA anti-glare display that can project visuals in 1366 x 768p resolution. The company will also exhibit the $799 (approx. Rs. 44,000) 23.6-inch Edge AIO, VMultra Drive starting at $199 (approx. Rs. 10,960) and Raptor Z90 and Vector Z25 which set users back by at least $749 (approx. Rs. 41,250).
The Velocity Micro D610 and Q610 Cruz tablets will be available in the first quarter of 2013 for a price of $199 (approx. Rs. 10,960), each. The Edge Mini and NoteMagix Ultrabooks begin at $499 (approx. Rs. 27,480) and $799.99 (approx. Rs. 44,055), respectively.
