Brand ite has launched today its first 4G calling tablet, PAD 1. The PAD 1 sports a 10.1 inch HD+ IPS Display and paper-thin bezel design. This tablet runs on Android S Go and is powered by Unisoc SC9863A1 chipset.
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itel Pad 1 features 4G and Wi-Fi connectivity. The Pad 1 is also capable of making calls and sending texts using its built-in cellular service. Additionally, the device features facial recognition technology, ensuring that users’ personal and professional data is always protected with just a glance.
The PAD 1 is packed with a 6000mAh battery and C-Type charging. Additionally, PAD 1 also supports OTG, allowing users to connect external devices and expand their productivity on-the-go. The PAD 1 comes with 128GB of storage and 4GB RAM. The TAB 1 is equipped with an 8MP front camera with a 80° wide angle and a 5MP rear camera with a flashlight.
The TAB 1 is priced at INR 12999 and will be available in deep grey and light blue color variants. It will be available both online and offline at prominent retail stores.
Commenting on the launch, CEO, of Transsion India, Mr. Arijeet Talapatra, said, “As a technology industry leader committed to customer satisfaction, itel is dedicated to creating innovative products that make people’s lives easier and more connected. Aligned with our new brand vision, ‘Jode India ka Har Dil, itel’ the launch of the PAD 1, marks a significant milestone in itel’s mission, and we’re really excited to see how it will transform the way people use tablets and phones. As the tablet market continues to grow at an impressive rate of 68% YoY, we are proud to offer the PAD 1 as a solution tailored to the needs of students and working professionals in Tier 2 and below towns. With its reliability and affordability, our device is the ideal choice for individuals seeking a dependable and efficient tool to support their daily requirements. It provides the best of both worlds, offering users the convenience and functionality of a tablet with the communication capabilities of a phone.”