TeXet is a Russian manufacturer of consumer electronics, based in Saint Petersburg. [1] [2] It is owned by Electronic Systems Alkotel. [3]
TeXet is a Russian manufacturer of consumer electronics, based in Saint Petersburg. [1] [2] It is owned by Electronic Systems Alkotel. [3]
The company's flagship phone was the TM-5200, which was installed with the Yandex Opera Mini and Yandex Opera Mobile web browsers. [3] [4]
teXet also manufacturers feature phones, which have fewer features and are considered to meet operational security requirements approved by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. [9]
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Electronic Systems Alkotel, Ltd 52, Marshal Govorov Str., St. Petersburg, 198095, Russia
Yandex said it has "preliminary agreements" with manufacturers PocketBook, Texet and 3Q for pre-installation of the store with their products.
teXet plans to achieve this with the launch of the TM-7025, a 7-inch Android tablet that is now running on Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread, with the promise of Ice Cream Sandwich coming later.
Usually, the company launches its products in Eastern Europe (Russia to be more specific) but there's no reason why the new Textet X-Pad Style 7.1 3G would not have a life in other parts of the world as well.
Russian manufacturer teXet just unveiled its latest efforts when it comes to attracting customers in the country. The 7-inch NaviPad TM-7049 3G brings pretty average specs to the table, but comes bundled with two active SIM-cards.
A list of 11 "approved" mobile phones compiled by a senior General Staff official overseeing information security includes the brands Nokia, TeXet, Alcatel and Samsung [...] The devices meet the military's criteria of not being fitted with GPS or cameras.