AT&T Announces Pricing and Availability for Exclusive ASUS MeMo Pad 7 LTE
Earlier this morning AT&T sent out press emails about one of their upcoming tablets, the ASUS MeMO Pad 7 LTE — what a hell of a name. This tablet will be one of the more affordable connected tablets in AT&T’s lineup, allowing customers to add it to their plan without breaking the bank.
The MeMo Pad runs Android KitKat 4.4.4 (with no update in sight) along with a few unique features: 7″ HD IPS+ display, dual front-facing speakers, microSD card compatibility, 1.3GHz Intel Atom processor, 5MP rear camera, and 16GB of storage. Portability is key with the MeMo Pad as it boasts the claim of being the first device with an Intel Atom processor to ever run on AT&T’s LTE network.
There will be two ways to purchase this tablet, either on AT&T’s normal postpaid plan or through their GoPhone prepaid plans.
Post-paid Pricing Info:
- Tablet Installment Pricing – $8.75 per month for 20 months
- Two year pricing – $74.99
- No commit pricing – $174.99
GoPhone Pricing – $174.99
Data pricing:
- Add to Mobile Share Value – $10 per month
GoPhone pricing:
- 2GB — $25 per month
- 5GB — $50 per month
- 8GB — $75 per month
As far as availability goes, you’ll be able to get the post-paid variant of the MeMo Pad LTE starting April 10th, while the GoPhone prepaid option will arrive April 24th.
For more information about the tablet check out AT&T Mobile Minute video below.
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