One of the biggest complaints with new the new devices we seek out is the price. Take the XOOM for instance, at launch,unless sporting a  nifty discount coupon, you would ahve been out $800. Granted it was the first of it’s kind and entitled Motorola to a completely cornered market, it was still a nice chuck of change to part with.

Kogan, an Australian based company, has annouced two new devices to the Android world, the Agora 7″ tablet and Agora TV Portal. Both products, besides running Froyo, offer something huge to the current market aggressive pricing. The new Agora 7″ tablet will start at $139 with the TV Portal starting at $149.

The Kogan Agora 7″ Tablet PC Features:

• Android 2.2 Operating System

• Android Market with Thousands of Apps & Games (inc. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube)

• Built in Wi-Fi

• Read & Write emails with the Gmail or Email app

• Supports 720p HD Playback

• HDMI® video output (HDMI® Cable Included)

• 1 x USB

• 1 x microSD Slot

• Desktop Widgets inc. Weather, Calendar, Clock, YouTube

• Media Player – Watch Movies, Listen to Music, Browse Photos

The Kogan Agora Internet TV Portal Features:

• Android 2.2 Operating System

• Android Market with Thousands of Apps & Games (inc. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube)

• Built in Wi-Fi & Ethernet

• Read & Write emails with the Gmail or Email app

• Supports 1080p Full HD Playback

• 2.4G Wireless Optical Sensor Remote Control

• HDMI® video output (HDMI® Cable Included)

• 3 x USB

• 1 x SD Card Slot

• Desktop Widgets inc. Weather, Calendar, Clock, YouTube

• Bluetooth Connectivity

• Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Connectivity

• Media Player – Watch Movies, Listen to Music, Browse Photos

When I say “start at” it may infer the availability of more than one version, this is not the case. Kogan has a unique business model that seeks to offer you their products for the best price available. They do this by offering you the option of purchasing the products directly from the factory through their online website. In doing that they eliminate the extra charges often tacked on when outside retailers sale a product. While this is not to say that their products aren’t available at sotre at some point or another, the faster you purchase them the lower the price you pay. Check out the sketchy video below, they explain this in a much more entertaining way.

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Jacob Cunningham

I'm an avid technology lover. My first Android device was a G1; I fell in love (except for the battery), next I got a Samsung Captivate; error in judgment on my behalf, now I've moved on to the MyTouch 4G; which I absolutely love. What started with me just needing some kind of phone to use, i.e. free G1, ended with a new addiction.... I also enjoy long walks on the beach and luxurious bubble baths.... Oh wait.

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