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FreedomPop launches Liberty, its first Android tablet

FreedomPop Liberty WiFi Android tablet with dual-core processor and 512 MB of memory
FreedomPop Liberty
This WiFi-only tablet has a 7-inch display, dual-core processor, 512 MB of memory, 4 GB of internal storage and comes loaded with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.
by Codrut Nistor, 2014/10/02
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Yesterday, FreedomPop celebrated its second birthday and one year since they started offering free talk, text, and data. To do this properly, they announced their first own branded devices, all with prices below $100 USD. While the FreedomPop Frenzy phablet and one LTE Android smartphone will arrive in the coming months, the FreedomPop Liberty tablet is already shipping.

FreedomPop Liberty has very basic specs, but it is priced accordingly - only $89 USD. These are its highlights:

  • Processor: 1.2 GHz Cortex-A9
  • Memory/Storage: 512 MB RAM; 4 GB internal memory and microSD support
  • Display: 7-inch capacitive touchscreen with 1,024X600 pixels
  • Camera: 2 MP rear, 0.3 MP front
  • Connectivity: WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, micro USB 2.0
  • Operating system: Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
  • Battery: 2,400 mAh
  • Weight/Dimensions: 0.7 pounds; 7.2X4.8X0.4 inches

This tablet will be followed next month by the 4G LTE-capable FreedomPop Frenzy, a new Android phablet that will retail for only $99 USD. In addition to these products that carry the FreedomPop brand, the company will soon cut the prices of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Note 3 by 50 percent.

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Codrut Nistor, 2014-10- 2 (Update: 2014-10- 2)
Codrut Nistor
Codrut Nistor - News Editor
Although I have been writing about new software and hardware for almost a decade, I consider myself to be old school. I always enjoy listening to music on CD or tape instead of digital files and I will not even get into the touchscreen vs physical keys debate. However, I also enjoy new technology, as I now have the chance to take a look at the future every day. I joined the Notebookcheck crew back in 2013 and I have no plans to leave the ship anytime soon.