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It seems to me that all 3 of those sites have slightly varying specs, probably just translations errors?
Also they all seem to indicate that the charger output is 9V. Not a big deal, but don't most of the other tablets take 5v (ie USB). If you're just going to use it at home probably not an issue. If you're planning on using it on the go, that may be an issue (as far as recharging).
It also appears to weigh 1.2kg (2.6lbs)?
Also they all seem to indicate that the charger output is 9V. Not a big deal, but don't most of the other tablets take 5v (ie USB). If you're just going to use it at home probably not an issue. If you're planning on using it on the go, that may be an issue (as far as recharging).
It also appears to weigh 1.2kg (2.6lbs)?
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Betolley has migrated from a81e to this 8" Freescale tablet and his comment is +ve.:
Spec listed by Betolley, wonder where he bought it from:
http://www.slatedroid.com/index.php?topic=15059.0
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FS-805T A8 8 inch Google Android 2.2 with 3G Wi-Fi MID Black
CPU: Freescale iMX515 A8 800MHZ (1.2GMHz max)
Memory: DDR 512MB
Hard drive: 4GB NAND FLASH(Max 32GB)
OS: Android 2.2
Display: 8 inch TFT LCD( Touch Panel) 800*600 (4:3)
3G: External 3G
WIFI: Wireless LAN 802.11b/g
Web camera: No
Keyboard: US Keyboard, USB external keyboard
Mouse & Touch Pad: built-in touch pad, support USB Mouse
HDMI: Support HDMI 1080P
Card reader: TF /MINI SD Card
Sound effect: Audio build-in 0.5w*2 stereo sperkers
External Microphone, 3.5mm Earphone
Audio format: support MP3, WMA, MP2, OGG, AAC, M4A, MA4, FLAC, APE, 3GP, WAV
Video: AVI, RM, RMVB, MKV, WMV, MOV, MP4, PMP, MPEG, MPG, FLV, 3GP, MPG, Flash etc.
Picture format: JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF
Built-in Monophonic Recording
Battery: 4000MAH
Battery life: Advanced power management,4-6HRS
Power adaptor: 100-220V Input, 9V DC Output, 2A
Office: WORD, EXCEL, POWERPOINT, PDF, TXT,
Instant Messaging Tools: QQ, MSN, SKYPE, E-mail
Internet Browser: Internet Browser
G-sensor: Yes
Interface: TF card slot*1, headphone jack*1, USB*1
Material of back cover: Plastic
Other application: Aldiko, AndroZip, App Store, Browser, Calculator, Calendar, Clock, Devtools, Email, eoeMarket 2, ES Task Manager, Facebook, Gallery, Genial Writing, Maps, MSN, Music, Navigation, Quickoffice, RepliGo Reader, Search, Settings, Skype(BETA), Sound Recorder, Spare Parts, Speech Recorder, Speed Forge 3D, System.
Language: Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Spanish, French, Italy, Norwegian, Polish, Portugues, Swedish, Turkish, Greek, Russian, Korean, T-Chinese, S-Chinese, Japanese, Germany
Weight: 1.5KG( with battery pack)
weight: 387g
size: 199 x 128 x 14mm
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microphone and gsenor are there. Only draw back is the resistent screen AND 8" AND no GPS!
How does this one measure to an Archos, say Archos701?
bun
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Spec listed by Betolley, wonder where he bought it from:
http://www.slatedroid.com/index.php?topic=15059.0
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FS-805T A8 8 inch Google Android 2.2 with 3G Wi-Fi MID Black
CPU: Freescale iMX515 A8 800MHZ (1.2GMHz max)
Memory: DDR 512MB
Hard drive: 4GB NAND FLASH(Max 32GB)
OS: Android 2.2
Display: 8 inch TFT LCD( Touch Panel) 800*600 (4:3)
3G: External 3G
WIFI: Wireless LAN 802.11b/g
Web camera: No
Keyboard: US Keyboard, USB external keyboard
Mouse & Touch Pad: built-in touch pad, support USB Mouse
HDMI: Support HDMI 1080P
Card reader: TF /MINI SD Card
Sound effect: Audio build-in 0.5w*2 stereo sperkers
External Microphone, 3.5mm Earphone
Audio format: support MP3, WMA, MP2, OGG, AAC, M4A, MA4, FLAC, APE, 3GP, WAV
Video: AVI, RM, RMVB, MKV, WMV, MOV, MP4, PMP, MPEG, MPG, FLV, 3GP, MPG, Flash etc.
Picture format: JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF
Built-in Monophonic Recording
Battery: 4000MAH
Battery life: Advanced power management,4-6HRS
Power adaptor: 100-220V Input, 9V DC Output, 2A
Office: WORD, EXCEL, POWERPOINT, PDF, TXT,
Instant Messaging Tools: QQ, MSN, SKYPE, E-mail
Internet Browser: Internet Browser
G-sensor: Yes
Interface: TF card slot*1, headphone jack*1, USB*1
Material of back cover: Plastic
Other application: Aldiko, AndroZip, App Store, Browser, Calculator, Calendar, Clock, Devtools, Email, eoeMarket 2, ES Task Manager, Facebook, Gallery, Genial Writing, Maps, MSN, Music, Navigation, Quickoffice, RepliGo Reader, Search, Settings, Skype(BETA), Sound Recorder, Spare Parts, Speech Recorder, Speed Forge 3D, System.
Language: Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Spanish, French, Italy, Norwegian, Polish, Portugues, Swedish, Turkish, Greek, Russian, Korean, T-Chinese, S-Chinese, Japanese, Germany
Weight: 1.5KG( with battery pack)
weight: 387g
size: 199 x 128 x 14mm
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microphone and gsenor are there. Only draw back is the resistent screen AND 8" AND no GPS!
How does this one measure to an Archos, say Archos701?
bun
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Tablets are a new product category and still in its infancy. So far they are aimed at becoming netbook replacements; usually maximizing content consumption but some have content creation ability. After some searching, here are the tablets worth considering:
$99 Web Special - ZTE V9 Optus (7" WVGA resistive touch, 600MHz cpu, 3,400mAh, CMod7, Telephone+3G)
$165 - The Superpad2 (the current craplet king)
$200 - Nook Colour (lots of love at xda)
$300 - Original 7" Samsung Galaxy Tab (bang for buck)
$300 - Advent Vega/Viewsonic G-tablet (was my favourite)
$400 - Malata Zpad/Woow! The One (predates iPad2)
$400 - ASUS Transformer (now favourite) + $150 LaptopDock
$490 - New Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 (brilliant)
$500 - New Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (great)
$500 - RIM Playbook (many strengths and many disadvantages)
$500 - Apple iPad (needs no introduction)
$600 - iPad 2 (double the capability of the original)
$650 - Exo-PC (mediocre tablet, but has good touch-software)
$800 - HP Slate 500 (best x86 with 2 major flaws= small battery and no touch software)
We will see:
-LG G-slate (8.9" perfect size, 3D cameras)
-Lenovo IdeaPad K1 (consumer aimed, average features, 3D front and rear cameras)
-Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet (corporate aimed, native pen-support, leather keyboard case and trackpoint, USB-host)
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Last edited by Kangal; 2011-07-25 at 08:53.
$99 Web Special - ZTE V9 Optus (7" WVGA resistive touch, 600MHz cpu, 3,400mAh, CMod7, Telephone+3G)
$165 - The Superpad2 (the current craplet king)
$200 - Nook Colour (lots of love at xda)
$300 - Original 7" Samsung Galaxy Tab (bang for buck)
$300 - Advent Vega/Viewsonic G-tablet (was my favourite)
$400 - Malata Zpad/Woow! The One (predates iPad2)
$400 - ASUS Transformer (now favourite) + $150 LaptopDock
$490 - New Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 (brilliant)
$500 - New Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (great)
$500 - RIM Playbook (many strengths and many disadvantages)
$500 - Apple iPad (needs no introduction)
$600 - iPad 2 (double the capability of the original)
$650 - Exo-PC (mediocre tablet, but has good touch-software)
$800 - HP Slate 500 (best x86 with 2 major flaws= small battery and no touch software)
We will see:
-LG G-slate (8.9" perfect size, 3D cameras)
-Lenovo IdeaPad K1 (consumer aimed, average features, 3D front and rear cameras)
-Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet (corporate aimed, native pen-support, leather keyboard case and trackpoint, USB-host)
edit: July '11 Update!!!!
Last edited by Kangal; 2011-07-25 at 08:53.
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