A bit surprisingly HP has introduced the Stream 7 and 8 the stream its first two small and especially very cheap tablet with Windows 8.1. From only $ 99 it starts at 7-incher, while the 8-inch model comes on the market with an integrated 3G modem and free inclusive data volume over the lifetime of the device.
The HP Stream 7 and its big brother, we had already shown you some time ago, but now the two devices are officially on the market. Starting in November, they should start in the United States. The HP Stream 7 comes with a 7-inch IPS display with 1280 × 800 pixels on the market, while the HP Stream 8 just comes up with 8-inch panel of the same design and resolution. Under the hood, each lays a variant of the Intel Atom Z3735 with four 1.33 GHz cores, the high overclock to 1.83 GHz when needed. There is one gigabyte of RAM and 16 GB of flash memory, including the option for expansion via MicroSD card.
N-WLAN, Bluetooth 4.0 and the 8-incher just a 3G modem are as much as a package or each 3000. 4000mAh large battery. Another difference is the cameras, because the HP Stream only has a VGA front cam and a 2-megapixel rear camera, while the HP Stream 8 with 2 and 5 megapixels Camera resolution on the front and back of something is better equipped. The two small new HP Tablets each running Windows 8.1 in the Bing version and bring a Einjahresabo of Office 365, including the usual one terabyte of online storage from Microsoft OneDrive with.
The HP Stream 7 comes in November for $ 99 on the U.S. market, while for the HP Stream 8 – called $ 149 in price. It is not yet clear whether this price already includes the 3G-module and the free access to the network of T-Mobile USA. Mate Brad from Liliputing has also in this case a short hands-on video at the start:
HP Stream 7 and HP Stream 8: Small Tablets with Windows 8.1 from $ 99
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