We have been hearing more about Google Project Tango recently, and now Google has launched their first device, which is aimed at developers, the Google Project Tango tablet.
The Googe Project Tango Tablet will launch as a development kit, and the tablet comes with a 7 inch display and is powered by a NVIDIA Tegra K1 processor.
These development kits are designed for professional developers interested in exploring the future of mobile 3D sensing. Developers will receive updates as the software algorithms and APIs evolve. These development kits are not a consumer device and will be available in limited quantities.
This developer Project Tango tablet also comes with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of built in storage, it also features a motion tracking camera with integrated depth sensing.
Other specifications on the Project Tango tablet include WiFi, BTLE and 4G LTE and it looks like the kit will retail for $,1024 when it launches later in the year.
Google has released a video, which you can see below that shows off some of the features on this new Google Project Tango tablet.
As yet Google have not given an exact release date for the Project Tango tablet, you can find out more information about the device over at Google at the link below.
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