While a lot of people (myself included) often choose products for their labels, if you're someone who wants functionality but don't want to break the bank getting it, then consider the Impression 7 by Leader International.
The iPad's much more affordable third cousin, the 7-inch Impression 7 is available at Kmart and costs only $179. According to Chipchick, it can actually handle almost anything any other tablet can handle. With a 0.3 MP camera and two USB ports, it runs on Android 2.2 and a 1 GHz processor, with 4 GB of storage and an SD card slot that can handle cards up to 16 GB. Its screen is also capable of an 800 x 400 resolution.
If the Impression 7 doesn't cut it for you, you might want to consider its more expensive and slightly larger sibling, the Impression 10, which retails for $349.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Functional and Budget Tablets
- The rise of cheaper yet functional tablets presents an opportunity for manufacturers to target budget-conscious consumers.
- Affordable Android Tablets
- The emergence of budget-friendly tablets that run on the Android operating system creates a new consumer segment for manufacturers to tap into.
- Disruptive Competition to Premium Tablets
- Functional and affordable tablets like the Impression 7 and Impression 10 could disrupt the market dominance of premium tablets like the iPad.
Sectors Adopting This
- Consumer Electronics
- The consumer electronics industry can leverage the trend towards functional and budget-friendly tablets to expand their market share.
- Retail
- Retailers like Kmart can capitalize on the demand for affordable tablets by offering a variety of low-cost tablet options in-store and online.
- Technology Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can innovate around the functional and budget-friendly tablet market trend by introducing new features or improving existing ones without compromising on affordability.
