14 DAY TRIAL // Not satisfied with huge tablets like the Samsung Galaxy NotePRO and even the upcoming Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet Ultra’s 12.9-inch seems ridiculously small to you?
Well, then you might be interested to find out that Fuhu showed off at CES 2015 what might as well be entitled the world’s largest Android slob.
If you thought the Samsung Galaxy NotePRO was big, check out the new Fuhu
Fuhu’s new tablet lineup includes models starting up at 32 inches and going up to a whopping 65-inch unit with 43-inch and 55-inch variations in the middle.
Now don’t go thinking these are underpowered units with washed out displays and laggy performance. Fuhu has made sure it packed on the inside a bunch of pretty nifty specs. Let’s start with the smaller variations.
The 32-inch and 43-inch models both benefit from 1920 x 1080 pixel displays, NVIDIA’s Tegra K1 processor, and 2GB of RAM. On top of that, users will find a 2MP camera for video-conferencing, connectivity options, HDMI slot, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and NFC.
The larger models are more dramatic
But the larger models are the ones that really draw our attention. The 55-inch and 65-inch versions will take advantage of NVIDIA’s newly launched impressive powerhouse, the octa-core Tegra X1 chip with 256-core Maxwell GPU fitted together with 4GB of RAM.
Wait, that’s not all. The two models boast 4K resolution displays, so kids and their parents can easily hook up the tablet with controllers, a mouse and keyboard combo and play the weekend away.
Fuhu’s dogma is that, in order to avoid kids becoming reclusive and anti-social due to tablet overuse, they could be taught to share the slate.
And with a slob as big as the 65-inch model, such a goal is not even too hard to achieve. When they arrive on the market, the 55-inch model will cost interested parties $2,499 / €2,109 while the 65-inch one will be offered for $4,000 / €3,375 a pop.
