Brian Integrated Systems Limited, one of Nigeria’s certified indigenous system builders has announced it readiness to unveil its tablet phones.
Mr. Tunji Balogun, managing director and chief executive officer of the Company told Nigeria CommunicationsWeek that Brian has been monitoring the market and has discovered that very soon laptops and desktops will be replaced by touch button and touch screen phones.
“So, we do not wish to be left behind. Our tab is a bit different and higher than what is obtainable in the market today. Some of them come in wireless form with USB provision. Most tabs in the market now do not have USB spaces and that limits the user who cannot pair an additional or his personal software with the tab”, he said.
Noddin in aggrement, Olaide Balogun, managing director, Balog Technologies, the driver of the project described the tablet as will give foreign brands a run for their money; hence the features are user-friendly and related to Nigerian environment.
She said: “Our Company is a forward looking one and with the current trend; people are now looking forward to touch-centric communication (phones) gadgets. That actually spurred us to move into invention of tablet. It’s a 4.1” tablet with clear camera dimension. On a special note, it has USB some popular brands do not have. That has been a limitation to the end-user, but we are cutting off that barrier.
“The tablet is light weight, portable and various colours. It also has WiFi-3G, so no limitation; the user will always be on the go,” she said giving a brief description of the tab.
Olaide added, although, most Nigerians have aligned themselves with foreign products Brian Computers is optimist that this will sell. “We are leveraging on our name and brand. Secondly, we trust what we are putting out. A lot of works have been put into it and now we are ready to unveil it. Nigerians are going to love it,” she maintained.
This is coming in less than ten years the Company unveiled its laptop called “Brian Platinum”.
The system, apart from running on the Dual Core processor, has a minimum 60 gigabyte Hard Disk space, minimum of 512 RAM, Integrated 1, DVD I CD WR among other feature.
Nigeria communicationsWeek recalled that during the 2006 edition of CTO fair, the Company formally launched into the Nigerian Market, Nigeria’s first indigenous desktop computer to run Dual-core Intel@ Pentium@ D processors.