Android tablet spotted, E-Noa Interpad Tegra 2

A latest Tegra 2 based tablet, the Interpad, has debuted starting German firm E-Noa, and different the majority of the concepts we see it has a reasonably firm cost and discharge date emotionally involved.  Management Android 2.1 on a 10.1-inch capacitive multitouch exhibit, the Interpad pairs the second-gen Tegra T20 with 1GB of RAM and 16GB of inner storage; there’s also WiFi b/g, Bluetooth 2.1 and HDMI.

There’s also a microSD card slot, stereo speakers and a USB 2.0 Host/Device port.  The 3,900 mAh battery is high-quality for between 8 and 12 hours of use, E-Noa reckon, which makes for a practically long-legged substitute to the iPad.

According to Mobiflip, the Interpad will kick off at €399 ($519) while a description with integrated 3G/UMTS, GPS and a webcam will be just about €500 ($650).  Sadly, according to iPadInside, the cheaper model won’t get access to the Android Market; as a substitute it will have its own app download store.  If you want full right to use to all the normal Android apps you’ll need to opt for the more exclusive version, which according to E-Noa’s CEO will run Android 2.2 and maintain the official Market.