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Ziio, Tablet Android Murah dari Creative


Creative Ziio (electronista)
Jakarta - Creative bikin kejutan. Vendor yang dikenal dengan produk pemutar musik ini tiba-tiba terjun meramaikan pasar komputer tablet dengan merek Ziio.

Tablet Creative Zioo menggandeng OS Android 2.1 dan memiliki dua pilihan ukuran, 7 Inch serta 10 Inch. Harganya pun tak terlalu menguras kantong. Di Amerika Serikat, tablet ini rencananya dibanderol USD 279 atau sekitar Rp 2,5 juta saja untuk versi 7 Inch.

Seperti dilansir PCWorld dan dikutip detiKINET, Rabu (3/11/2010), Creative menyatakan tablet besutannya akan mulai dipasarkan Desember 2010. Tablet ini rencananya bakal dijual di berbagai belahan dunia.

Salah satu kelebihan Ziio adalah kompatibel dengan perangkat musik Creative. Kualitas suara pun diklaim mumpuni dengan codec Apt-X dan pemrosesan audio khas Creative yang dinamakan X-Fi. Sedangkan aplikasinya disediakan via toko aplikasi ZiiStore.

Creative Ziio didayai prosesor ZMS-08 (ARM Cortex A8) dan mampu memutar video 1080p. Kemudian ada dua buah kamera, Wi Fi, slot MicroSD sampai port HDMI.

Strategi Creative menyasar segmen tablet dengan harga terjangkau sepertinya tepat. Hal ini bisa menjadi alternatif bagi yang merasa iPad atau Galaxy Tab kemahalan. ( fyk / eno )
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