Kindle Fire proved that the only way to fight the iPad tablet is the price, and the people from Asus understood this, so now they announce the launch of the first $250 quad-core tablet. Asus Eee Pad MeMO is the name of the new tablet and it works on the basis of the Nvidia Tegra 3 chip, the most used quad-core chip for Android tablets. Eee Pad MeMO it has a 7-inch screen and runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, so it is announced to be an extremely interesting tablet mainly because of the price, which is currently half the value of the cheapest iPad 2 tablet.
I don't know how well the tablet works, I don't know the full specifications, but at the moment it's hard to ignore a $250 tablet with a quad-core processor and powerful graphics chip. The 7-inch screen could cause many people to overlook the product, but if Apple doesn't find an "answer" for it in the near future, then it could have big problems.
