PocketBook IQ Android tablet hits the FCC

The PocketBook IQ is a 7 inch Android tablet designed to work as an eBook reader and a general purpose internet tablet. It was first introduced a few months ago, and now the tablet has found its way to the FCC web site, which is a pretty good indication that the company is thinking about bringing the PocketBook IQ to the States.

The PocketBook IQ has a TFT color display, WiFi and Bluetooth and runs Google Android 2.x. It’s scheduled to get an update to Android 2.2 in December.

While the tablet looks a lot like the PanDigital Novel, PocketBook is pushing the audio and video capabilities of the PocketBook which make it a better choice if you’re looking for a multimedia tablet.

via The Digital Reader

Posted on Monday, October 11th, 2010, 4:35 pm by Brad Linder | 4 Comments

http://www.the-digital-reader.com Nate Hoffelder

Do you know the really strange part? It already went through the FCC. Foxconn sent it.

My contact with Pocketbook was a little puzzled about why it went a second time.
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Sunwestdog

The IQ does NOT have bluetooth and the adroid system is going to 2.1 not 2.2 Don’t want people to get confused.

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