A North Korean company has launched a new tablet. It's name? Why, the iPad of course.
Of course this product, created by a partially state-owned company called Ryonghung, is very different from the iPad sold elsewhere - and its Android operating system is far more limited than equivalents in other countries.
Users have a choice of 40 pre-installed apps; apparently these include a calculator, a health encyclopedia and an agricultural programme, which sound fun. The spec boasts of network connection capabilities, although you may have to log in to the North Korean intranet.
But you're interested in buying one of these gadgets, you'll be interested to know it has 1GB of Ram, 8GB of a storage and a 1.2 GHz quad-core processor. The iPad also has a HDMI port and a case with a keyboard.
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http://talkradio.co.uk/news/north-korea-creates-its-own-tablet-called-ipad-17053114487Small observation. The advert for the "iPad" in the article is in English. So not only have they "made" a crappy rip off tablet - it's not even real.