ICOO D30PRO Android Tablet

ICOO has showed off another one of its upcoming Android tablet namely the D30PRO. The device sports a 7.0-inch 800 x 480 touchscreen display, a 1.5GHz ARM Cortex-A10 processor, a Mail 400 GPU, a 512MB DDR3 RAM, a microSD card slot, 2160p Super HD video playback support, a G-sensor, WiFi and runs on Android 2.3 OS. Pricing and release date are still unknown at the moment.[GZ]

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Panasonic BizPad JT-H580VT Android Tablet

Panasonic has only showed off their newest Android inscription called the BizPad JT-H580VT. Powered by an ARM Cortex-A9 dual-core processor, this dust-proof, shockproof as well as waterproof inscription is packaged with the 7.0-inch 1024 x 600 resistive touchscreen display, the 1GB RAM, the 16GB of peep storage, the microSD label slot, the 5.0-megapixel autofocus rear-facing camera with LED light, GPS, 3G/GPRS (optional), WiFi, Bluetooth, the USB 2.0 pier as well as runs on Android 3.2 OS. The BizPad JT-H580VT is scheduled to go on sale from late Dec for unannounced cost yet.[GD]

Velocity Micro T408

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Both tablets share identical internals: a 1GHz Cortex processor, 512Mb of RAM, a front-facing camera and an extremely welcome capacitive touchscreen. The screens themselves are oddly mismatched: the 8-inch T408 will have a 4:3 screen, whereas the T410 goes for a full widescreen 16:9 experience. Resolutions weren’t announced, but I’d guess 8oo x 600 and 1280 x 720, respectively. There’s a surprising amount of built-in apps, including QuickOffice, Adobe Flash and the ever-popular Angry Birds. These being Gingerbread tablets, there’s no access to the Android Market or Google apps, but the Amazon App Store should have most people covered. [AC]

Samsung Galaxy Player 5 inch Mini Tablet

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For wireless connectivity there are WiFi b/g/n and Bluetooth 3.0.Other features includes GPS, FM radio, 2500mAh batery and 720p video playback capability. Samsung Galaxy Player WiFi 5.0 arrive in a 5.6″ x 3.1″ x 0.5″ dimension and 6.4 ounces weigh which make it looks like a giant smartphone but there’s no telephony features offered. [LA]

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ViewSonic ViewPad VB733 Android Tablet

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Toshiba REGZA Tablet AT 700

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The Toshiba Regza AT700 has powered with 1.2GHz processor, 1GB RAM, Android 3.2 Honeycomb operating system, 32GB built-in storage that can be expandable using microSD card slot, 10.1-inch multi-touch display screen, Resolution +, audio enhancer and noise equalizer, 5-mega pixels rear camera for capturing images and videos, 2-mega pixels front facing camera for video chatting, microUSB port and microHDMI port. It will be available from mid of December 2011 in Japan but pricing information not unveils yet. [NS]

Brillian Tab Android Tablet

The BrillianTab is the newest Android tablet from Chinavasion that sports a 7.0-inch 800 x 480 capacitive multi-touch display, a 1.2GHz Telechips TCC8803 Cortex-A8 processor, a 512MB RAM, a 4GB of storage, a microSD card slot (up to 32GB), a front-facing camera, WiFi, a USB port, a mini USB port, an HDMI port, a built-in speaker, a 3200mAh battery and runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. If you’re interested, the BrillianTab can be yours for $189.42. [TF]

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The folks out at Chinavasion sent over one of their tablets for me to review, an item so new it hasn’t even hit their website yet. And frankly, judging by my experience with it, I hope they keep the thing off for good.
The Chinavasion tablet offers up an eight inch resistive touch screen showing at 800 x 600 resolution, backed up by an 800 MHz CPU with 256 meg of RAM and Android 2.2, as well as wi-fi capability and a micro USB port, as well as an adapter for a full-sized USB connection and an Ethernet jack, which is actually a nifty idea in its own right if the tablet itself were a worthwhile experience.

Where do I begin to describe my experience with this execrable device? Shall I start at the slow processor speed? Shall I begin at the semi-responsive touch screen that ignored about one command in six? Too many possibilities, and frankly, all of them are bad.

Now, to be fair, I tried it as a variety of potential devices. I tried it as a gaming device–in fact, they even accommodated my efforts by offering up what looked like a complete copy of Angry Birds. But when I tried to play it, it ran so slowly that the game regularly lagged, sufficient to the point where watching the birds do their customary backflip could be witnessed in a six-frame action, complete with pauses in the middle. I tried it as a netsurfing device, but pages loaded so slowly it wasn’t even useful.

However, I did discover, to my deep surprise, that as a video player, this worked and looked great. It also did a nice job on music and text, which gives you some limited value here. I say limited, of course, because while it does do a nice job with video, getting it to work with a USB drive is going to be extremely difficult, so transferring the necessary video onto the device’s lower-end storage space (not even one full gig) is going to be a holy terror. I couldn’t even get a standard SD card to work on this device because, of all things, there was no slot on the device into which an SD card would fit. Horrified doesn’t even begin to describe my reaction to a tablet PC that couldn’t handle a standard SD card. They’re not that big.

But considering that Chinavasion is asking $100 for each one of these, well, it’s really more of those get what you pay for sorts of situations. And when I told them about the absolutely horrendous time I was having with this tablet, they suggested several potential fixes, and they were some help. But still, you should never have to download extra programs to take your tablet from “mostly useless” to “approaching functional”.

So if you’re looking for a tablet to serve as a glorified ereader that will also handle video and tackle some very, very light web surfing…you should probably go with a Kindle or a Nook instead. The Chinavasion tablet just isn’t up to the job.

The Good

Nice resolution on the display

Decent job with video, audio and text

The Bad

Horrendously slow

Touch screen often ignores commands

Score 3 / 10
[MW]

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T77 PRO is newly introduced Android tablet from ICOO. Specs-wise, the device is equipped with a 7.0-inch 800 x 480 capacitive multi-touch display, a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor, a Mali-400 GPU, a 512MB RAM, an 8GB of storage, a microSD card slot, 1080p Full HD video playback support, 3G, WiFi, an HDMI port and runs on Android 2.3 OS. Pricing and release date are still unknown at the moment. [iMP3]

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MioPad 6 is a new android tablet from MiTAC. It was previewed in the last edition of the Taipei Computer Application Show. Its thin enough (about 11.6 mm) and with a simple design and rational, and is equipped with an unnamed 1GHz processor. From the few reports that are circulating on the Net, it would seem that, despite the confirmed presence of a WiFi module for wireless connection, 3G connectivity is absent. This detail does not seem very convincing those who work in limiting, to some extent, the completeness of the tablet.

The company has refrained from providing official information. Are not known, therefore, more information about the technical specifications of the MiTAC MioPad 6, which should still be quite far from the likes of giants Galaxy Tab Samsung or Apple iPad. According to reports, the tablet should be officially launched on the market at the end of this month at an approximate cost of $ 380 equal to about 265 euros at current exchange rates. For these reasons, it is reasonable to expect that the rest of the technical specifications will be released shortly.