Ghana’s K-Pad takes off
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By BiztechAfrica - May 30, 2012, 1:30 p.m.
Ghana’s answer to the tablet PC is reported to be selling so well that the company is set to launch its own smartphone shortly too.
The K-Pad, a home-developed touch screen tablet computing device, was brought to market by Alltel Limited in January this year. K-Pads are available in several sizes and run on the Android operating system.
Kofi Kludgeson, the Executive Chairman of Alltel Limited, says the company has seen interest in the lower-cost tablet PC from both across Africa and abroad. In just three months, the product “has hit the world market in a mighty way,” he says.
Next to market, he says, will be the K-Phone dual SIM smart phone running an Android OS.
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Georges SANVEE - June 1, 2012, 6:56 p.m.
please can you tell me if tablet is also double SIM or single SIM? If it is double SIM, are the SIM card only GSM or GSM and CDMA?