RAmos W9 Mobile Internet Device gets Android as well
RAmos’ Android Mobile Internet Device (MID) debuted in the form of the W7, and after some time, we now have a sequel in the form of the RAmos W9. This 7″ tablet-like device will run off the Android operating system as well, although there is still no word on the version as at press time. Apart from that, there is a probability that it will be powered by Rockchip’s RK2818 processor, but we do hope to bring more news on the RAmos W9 as it breaks. While the RAmos W7 retailed for around $146 after conversion, that should be a clue as to how much the successor would cost. Hopefully it will also improve on the W7’s specifications that include 128MB RAM, Wi-Fi connectivity, Flash Lite and 8GB of internal storage
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