Fujitsu And docomo Introduce The ArrowsTab F-05E 10.1-inch Full-HD Tablet
Fujitsu today announced the release of the new docomo ARROWS Tab F-05E Tablet, which will be available from NTT DOCOMO, INC. retail locations in Japan starting December 8.
The new ARROWS Tab F-05E boasts a 10.1" high-definition display (1,920 Χ 1,200,) a 1.7GHz NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor, a 10,080-mAh battery, an 8.1-megapixel camera with an Exmore RS for mobile CMOS image sensor, DLNA linking (TDCP-IP support) and docomo LTE Xi wireless connectivity.
As a flagship model of Fujitsu's tablet lineup, the F-05E is also packed with entertainment features including Dolby Digital Plus technology, a switch-enabled smart fingerprint sensor, and a family-friendly style switcher: users can take advantage of the tablet's Family Mode feature to switch to the home screen configuration that suits them the best.
With the built-in smart fingerprint sensor, the tablet's security lock can be released by simply placing the finger of a pre-registered user on the sensor. The new sensor contains a switch that can turn the tablet's screen on and off. Moreover, the new sensor delivers convenience when employed in combination with the tablet's built-in security features, such as privacy mode and a password manager.
The new ARROWS Tab F-05E boasts a 10.1" high-definition display (1,920 Χ 1,200,) a 1.7GHz NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor, a 10,080-mAh battery, an 8.1-megapixel camera with an Exmore RS for mobile CMOS image sensor, DLNA linking (TDCP-IP support) and docomo LTE Xi wireless connectivity.
As a flagship model of Fujitsu's tablet lineup, the F-05E is also packed with entertainment features including Dolby Digital Plus technology, a switch-enabled smart fingerprint sensor, and a family-friendly style switcher: users can take advantage of the tablet's Family Mode feature to switch to the home screen configuration that suits them the best.
With the built-in smart fingerprint sensor, the tablet's security lock can be released by simply placing the finger of a pre-registered user on the sensor. The new sensor contains a switch that can turn the tablet's screen on and off. Moreover, the new sensor delivers convenience when employed in combination with the tablet's built-in security features, such as privacy mode and a password manager.
