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Grippity launches translucent double-sided Android tablet



We have improvisations in the mobile technology field each day and for now we have the latest project of Jacob Eichbaum, the Co-Founder of Grippity and their patent with double-sided semi-transparent touch screen, with all powering Android to put to the top of the list.

 The Kickstarter Grippity introduces the world's first transparent/translucent dual-sided touch screen Android powered tablet, which features LCD display with LED Grippity along with capacitive multitouch panel on either sides of the unit. The basic idea behind this new technology is to use every finger of your hand, or just to type faster, where four of your fingers stays on the back with two thumbs over to the front.

 Sounds impressive? Well it should, but unfortunately rest of the device's specifications seems to lag behind, coming with Cortex A8 processor with 4 gigabytes of on board memory (expandable via microSD card slot), 512 megabytes of Random Access Memory (RAM), WiFi and Bluetooth on connectivity department, lacking of 3G or 4G support. From the operating side the tablet sports Google's platform Android's 4.2 Jelly Bean out of the box.

 According to these people from Israel, the Kickstarter project campaign has 29 days left and they have reached $22,283 of $199,000 funding goals. And if you wish to bag one unit for your self, then you can pledge one for 235 United States Dollars and you should probably get your hands-on to the device by October, 2014 or for at least $159 for the first few people around.


Source: KICKSTARTER, Engadget
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