Kogan Releases Agora Internet TV, 7" Tablet, 12" Laptop
BySlashGear Staff
Kogan has unveiled three new products in its Agora line today, an Android powered Internet TV portal, a 7" Android tablet, and a 12" laptop. These are priced very aggressively, in line with Kogan's penchant for "market shattering prices". The tablet starts at just $139. The products are scheduled to ship in May, but are for sale now on Kogan's site.
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The Agora Internet TV Portal, which runs on Android 2.2, starts at $149.
It features:
Android 2.2
Access to Android Market
Built in Wi-Fi & Ethernet
Read & Write emails with the Gmail or Email app
Supports 1080p Full HD Playback
2.4G Wireless Optical Sensor Remote Control
HDMI® video output (HDMI® Cable Included)
3 x USB
1 x SD Card Slot
Desktop Widgets inc. Weather, Calendar, Clock, YouTube
Bluetooth Connectivity
Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Connectivity
Media Player – Watch Movies, Listen to Music, Browse Photos
The 7" Android 2.2 tablet starts at $139, and includes WiFi only. It goes up to $189 as it gets closer to market. Ships end of May.
Android 2.2 Operating System
Android Market
Built in Wi-Fi
Read & Write emails with the Gmail or Email app
Supports 720p HD Playback
HDMI® video output (HDMI® Cable Included)
1 x USB
1 x microSD Slot
Desktop Widgets inc. Weather, Calendar, Clock, YouTube
Media Player – Watch Movies, Listen to Music, Browse Photos
The Agora 12" laptop starts at $299 for standard and $319 for Pro. Ships May 27th.
Kogan, if you are not familiar with the company, is based out of Australia, and has a somewhat unusual business model. The products are manufactured in China. They sell the products directly from the factory, and only from their website. And they begin selling while the product is still in the manufacturing process. The price goes up as the product gets closer to market. Have you tried any of their products? What did you think?
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See their nifty video explaining their business model, complete with super-speedy sketching: