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Sharp Galapagos A01SH

Sharp Galapagos A01SH

The 7-inch tablet from Sharp comes with the Android 3.2 operating system and is powered by a 1Ghz dual core Tegra 2 processor.It also has 1GB RAM and 8GB internal memory (expandable by 32GB via a microSD card).It weighs 389grams - about par for a 7-inch tablet.The frame is 12.6mm thick and has an accelerometer,gyro and ambient light sensor along with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity built in.It has dual cameras (5Mp AF rear and 2MP front).Battery backup ia a claimed 7.5 hours and it is started for launch in Japan.

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