Avaya A175 Business-oriented Tablet
If you think Apple’s iPad or Samsung’s Galaxy Tab aren’t cool enough for your office space, perhaps the Avaya A175 business-oriented tablet might be more up your street. It runs on Aura 6.0 and the newly-designed Flare user interface, offering you a tablet device that supports multi-user video calling, email, web browsing, support for Android applications, and also doubles up as an SIP phone and office collaboration tool. It’ll set you back between $1,500 and $2,000, and for your money you’ll get a device that sports three USB 2.0 ports, Wi-Fi, 3G/4G support and a built-in battery. Video of the interface in action after the jump.
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