Vodafone launches offer on its own brand Android Tablet
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Vodafone has announced that it has brought to the market its own brand Vodafone Android Tablet and has coupled the tablet with an unbeatable summer offer. Customers who buy the Vodafone Android Tablet and take either of Vodafone’s plans Liberty Plus or Liberty Max, will have a €100 discount bringing the Vodafone Android’s tablet price down to €299 instead of €399. This offer is valid until August 16.
“And what’s more, its range of features compares very well to other high-end tablets currently available,” said Alexandre Froment-Curtil, Head of Marketing at Vodafone Malta. “We’re excited to have launched our very own tablet,” he continued. “The Vodafone Android Tablet boasts the best of PC experiences coupled with portability, connectivity, our competitive plans and the unmatched speed of our fastest network on the Island. All this is backed by the strength and experience of the Vodafone brand across the globe.”
“The Vodafone Android Tablet runs on a fast and multi-tasking dual-core Android OS v3.2 Honeycomb, with sleek design in black and a soft touch and shape for maximum grip.
“With connectivity to WiFi and Bluetooth, the Vodafone Android Tablet also supports internet up to 14.4 Mbps. It boasts a 16GB internal memory and a Micro SD card slot for up to 32 GB external memory and a 5 MP camera. It has email, push email, IM and RSS and with access to hundreds of thousands of apps via Market Store,” the company said.
Vodafone is now also offering subscribers the possibility to take up a free tablet, or a discount on a tablet when they renew their smartphone plans. The Vodafone Android Tablet is also available at the following prices and plans: €199 on Smartphone 35; €99 on Smartphone 55 and free with Smartphone 75 and 95.
For more information call 247 for free from a Vodafone line or 9999 9247 from any other line. Alternatively visit a Vodafone store for a free trial or see here for more information and details about Vodafone’s tariff plans on tablets and smartphones.


























