New Delhi: Flipkart is fast expanding its inhouse tablet lineup
with the announcement of five new Digiflip Pro tablets powered by Intel
processors. Flipkart had launched its first tablet - the Digiflip Pro XT 712 running on a MediaTek processor - in June this year.
Flipkart's five new tablets come in three different screen sizes. The 7-inch Digiflip Pro ET701 is a WiFi only tablet carrying a price tag of Rs 5,999. The 8-inch Digiflip Pro XT 811 comes with 3G voice calling feature, while the XT 801 is WiFi only. The XT801 is priced at Rs 8999, while the XT811 will be available for Rs 10999.
Similarly, among Flipkart's 8.9-inch tablets - the XT 911 has 3G support and the XT 901 is WiFi only. Rs 13999 is what you would need to shell out for the DigiFlip Pro XT901 and the XT911 is a couple of thousand more expensive at Rs 15,999
All the tablets are powered by Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean operating system with an assured upgrade to KitKat.
Flipkart also sells headphones, speakers and pen drives under its DigiFlip range.
The after sales service for Digiflip Pro tablets will be handled through a network of over 120 service centres in more than 100 cities.
Flipkart's five new tablets come in three different screen sizes. The 7-inch Digiflip Pro ET701 is a WiFi only tablet carrying a price tag of Rs 5,999. The 8-inch Digiflip Pro XT 811 comes with 3G voice calling feature, while the XT 801 is WiFi only. The XT801 is priced at Rs 8999, while the XT811 will be available for Rs 10999.
Similarly, among Flipkart's 8.9-inch tablets - the XT 911 has 3G support and the XT 901 is WiFi only. Rs 13999 is what you would need to shell out for the DigiFlip Pro XT901 and the XT911 is a couple of thousand more expensive at Rs 15,999
All the tablets are powered by Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean operating system with an assured upgrade to KitKat.
Flipkart also sells headphones, speakers and pen drives under its DigiFlip range.
The after sales service for Digiflip Pro tablets will be handled through a network of over 120 service centres in more than 100 cities.
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