Thomson’s 7 inch PC Tablet. The compact and streamlined design makes this device portable and efficient. A must-have item for anyone on the go! Features include a 7 inch touch screen with a Google Android Operating system, internet connection via WIFI, 16GB flash memory, 0.3 mega pixel camera, micro USB connection, in built speakers + headphone jack.
DO you mean Thomson, Dickson and Harrison?
Display: 17.75cm (7 inch) capacitive multi-touch screen with 800 x 480 pixel resolution
Google Android 4.0 operating system (Supports 10.1 version flash player)
16GB flash memory
Internal Ram: 512Mb
External Memory: Supports 32GB Micro SD
Front facing 0.3 mega pixel camera
Internet via WIFI - 802.11 a/b/g/n
Built in speaker
Connections: Micro USB and earphone jack
Built in software: Adobe flash player 11.1, GMAIL, Play store
Included in the box - AC adapter, USB cable, Battery: Lithium-ion 2800mAh + user manual
16gb of internet memory is the only thing that seems different from some of the other cheap ones available locally(at price point), but specs are still pretty rubbish for today's use.(I was using similar in 2010-2011 period) Even browsers are a bit more resource hogging these days, doubt i'd recommend it. (much better deals straight from china….)
Are Ainol still the popular Chinese deals? I'm looking for one cheap as possible just to read magazine PDFs and then stick it in the kitchen to read recipes on taste.com.au and the like
yep, Ainol is apparently pretty popular in China these days
I'm sure it is……I'm sure it is…..
Be wary of the Ainol Hero. I had to insert a piece of wire so that it would charge. The charging socket is a shoddy effort and it is the only way to charge it. Other than that a nice tablet. I believe that the Hero II has USB charging so may not be a problem.
I personally don't like their recent rollouts with GC1000 GPU in some of their smaller/cheaper models. But for reading magazine i'm sure it should be ok.
#1 selling point its portable
Low-res screen, less than 1gb of RAM and no HDMI output are all deal-breakers in 2013.
0.3 mega pixel camera - so cute!
Pixels so large they have postcodes
and this one is still better than PendoPad from Target which does not suppot Google Play :)
even those cheap Pioneer branded tabs were only like $50, and they were good just for ebooks like this
Notwithstanding the storage difference (16GB vs 4GB), anyone know how this compares with the Audiosonic tablet from KMart?
http://www.kmart.com.au/product/audiosonic-7-capacitive-tabl…
^ thanks! Sold :-)
my 8" android with quad core and 1gb ram is chuggy. I can't imagine what this will be like
I overheard while I was at the target entertainment section that somebody rang up and reserved like 12 of these. Think they got a little overzealous.
What's with tablets… every Tom, dick and Harry seems to be making it.