Alcatel announces the One Touch Evo7 modular tablet

Alcatel has unveiled a new tablet called One Touch Evo7. It features Wireless LAN connectivity, but can apparently be upgraded to Wi-Fi and 3G if purchased with a removable 3G module. The device offers a “unique compact design” and runs on an Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system.  

According to a company press release, the One Touch Evo7 is driven by an unspecified single-core processor operating at a frequency of 1GHz and sports a 7-inch touchscreen display of unknown maximum supported resolution. Other specs include 1GB of RAM, a front-facing web camera for video conferencing and an integrated microSD media card reader slot for expanding the storage capacity by up to 32GB.

Reportedly, Alcatel’s new Evo7 mobile device is Google-approved and comes with built-in access to the Google Play store that houses more than 600,000 games and apps. The manufacturer further claims that users can customize the slate PC with various flip covers and frames.

Unfortunately, there is still no word on pricing.

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