The one of Shenzhen based electronic manufacturer Fushilai or also known as FSL is preparing their new FSL tablet which packs with 7-inch IPS screen size. According to the company insiders, FSL is ready to release new tablet but there is no information about the name of the tablet yet. However, the FSL new tablet will using the different method from previous products, this new tablet will powered by MediaTek processor rather than the previously used Rockchip and Intel chip.

The new tablet will has 9.9 mm slim body thickness, and as we mention before, the new FSL tablet will use low-power chips from MediaTek is the MTK6577 dual-core 1.2GHz A9 architecture, higher performance also more energy-efficient, and sports with 1GB of RAM.

The tablet also capable for playing HD games and applications. Packs with 7-inch IPS screen and has wide viewing angle screen is also one of aspect, it is learned that a resolution of 1280 x 800 display a more delicate, but the PPI is not too high.

Since it uses MTK6577 processor, the Tablet also supports for the call feature and support for Bluetooth, WIFI, GPS and other common functions. However, for a while now we dont have any information about the price and availability, but the price will be more friendly than we expected since FSL product is always offers their product with affordable price, so let’s wait.

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The Windows 8 is gain of popular since many manyfacturer embed thhis OS to their machine, one of domestic tablet manufacturer from Shenzhen is trying to make the Windows 8 tablet through FSL F888 tablet device.

This FSL tablet device is powered by Intel Atom N2600 dual-core, while the memory is using  DDR3 2GB of RAM, this F888 tablet has SSD component for 32GB of storage, the screen has 9.7 inch size as same as iPad 2 with 1024×768 resolution.

This tablet also sports with USB2.0, Bluetooth, HDMI, supports external mouse and keyboard. And
the Interesting point is, the FSL F888 not only packs with Windows 8 but also running Android operating system in one device. And also has ultra-light and ultra-thin body.

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While we are now ready to enter Windows 8 platform in the tablet devices, there is doemstic manufacturer which built the Windows 7 tablet device, the tablet come from FSL manufacturer, the Shenzhen based manufacturer which built FSL F979, F888 and Fast tablet running with Windows operating systems.

1. FSL F979
The FSL F979 is the Windows tablet which powered by Intel Atom Z550 chipset, sports with 2GB of RAM, and equipped with 32GB hard disk inside, this tablet also has Bluetooth 2.0 connection, running Windows 7 operating system, and packs with 9.7-inch IPS screen from LG, powered by 4500mAh battery capacity. This tablet has Netbook performance rather than regular tablet device on the market.

2. FSL F888 (Windows 8 and Android OS capability)
This FSL tablet device is powered by Intel Atom N2600 dual-core, while the memory is using  DDR3 2GB of RAM, unlike the F979, this F888 tablet SSD component for 32GB of storage, the screen has 9.7 inch size as same as iPad 2 has, this talet also capable of running Windows 8 and Android OS rather than Windows 7. Rhis tablet also has ultra-light and ultra-thin body.

3. FSL Fast Tablet
FSL Fast tablet powerd by Rockchip RK3066 chipset, A9 dual-core, 1.5GHz processor, Mali 400 GPU with four-core, 1GB of RAM, 16GB storage, packs with 9.7-inch IPS screen size with 1024 x 768 resolution, running Android 4.1 OS, sports with 0.3 megapixel front facing camera and 2 megapixel rear facing camera, powered by 8000 mAh battery capacity, HDMI port, the body of Fast FSL tablet is 9.4mm thickness.

4. FSL Fast1 (10-inch Android tablet)
FSL Fast1 is yet another Android tablet from FSL, this tablet based on RK3066 chipset, dual-core 1.6GHz processor, sports with Mali 400 GPU, HDMI ports, Bluetooth connection, and packs with  10.1-inch screen size from LG.

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