Hey guys,
Seen this pretty good Android 4.0 tablet for $209 and it looks great.
It comes with 16GB (8 Internal + 8 External), android keyboard case, car adaptor and mini-HDMI to HDMI!
Here are the specs:
Chip: Allwinner (Boxchip) 1.2GHz (either Cortex-A8 or A9)
GPU: ARM Mali-400 400MHz
Operating System: Android 4.0.3
Display: 10.1-inch 16:9 1024*600-pixel resolution Capacitive Screen.
Storage: 16GB (8GB Internal + 8GB External).
Memory: DDR3 1GB.
Wireless: Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/N).
Music Player Support: MP2,MP3,WMA,OGG,AAC,3GP,WAV,M4A,MA4,FLAC,APE, etc.
Video Player Support: AVI,MP4,MKV,WMV,MOV,FLV,MPG,MPEG,H.264,3GP,RM,RMVB(Hardware Decode),PMP, etc.
Front camera: 1.3 mega pixel
Video recording: VGA up to 30 frames per second with audio
Battery: Li-ion re-chargeable battery 5 hours Battery Life (5200mAh as i was told by them)
Input/Output:
USB 2.0 Host port.
USB 2.0 OTG port.
3.5-mm stereo headphone jack.
Stereo speaker.
Microphone.
MicroSD card slot.
Mini HDMI output.
Dimensions: 264mm × 161mm × 14mm
I know it sounds like i'm advertising for them, but im not
I love the fact that it has a chipset and GPU that actually seems good (heard great things about the GPU on the Sii), but is this to good to be true?
I don't wanna spend $550 on a tablet that's branded, this looks great and the specs seem nice.
One thing is that i emailed them about the 4.1 Jelly Bean update and they said:
We'll have to update it for you, so you'll have to send it back to us.
That was very weird, i asked why and if it could be updated OTA or they could send me the link and they said they would when it came out.
Correct me if im wrong, but once a new Android update comes out (and manufactures f**c around with it), don't all devices update OTA?
Either way, bottom line, should i get it?
Only planning on doing some gaming and browsing, i have an HTC One XL and iPad 2 so this will just be 'for fun'.
Thanks, Danz207
do not waste your money
It is a bad investment because you will be able to update it serious.
I would look for a Nexus 7, is the best investment you can make today.
pyopower said:
It is a bad investment because you will be able to update it serious.
I would look for a Nexus 7, is the best investment you can make today.
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Nexus 7 has a smaller screen and costs more and doesnt have a physical home button...
I don't really care about updating it, just wanna know if its good...
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I got a new Android Tablet through eBay from Honk Kong with some decent features. It came from Honk Kong and I concerned about some of the things that are on it and I'd just like to root it . . . but I can't find any details about this model or find better instructions. Can anyone help me get this unit rooted?
Here are some of the other tech specs:
Processor Mode: "Telechip Tcc8902" High-performance ARM 11 Processors.
Frequency 800MHZ support for hardware 2D/3D graphics acceleration"
RAM/TechnologyDR
RAM Installed Size:256MB
Built-NandFlash:2G NAND FLASH
Display Diagonal Size:7" touch panel
Max Resolution:800X480
Display Technology:TFT
Camera: 1.3M pixel
Input/ Output Connectors
Audio/Video:Built in 2×0.5W stereo speaker,1× Integrated microphone, earphone×1
USB Port: USB 1.1 High speed interface and USB2.0 OTG
Memory Card:1x TF card slot. Maximum capacity of 32GB
Communications
Wireless Connection: WIFI
Wireless Protocol:802.11 b/g Wireless network.
General
Gravity Sensor: 4 Directions.
Battery Type: Built in 7.4V1500MAH Li-ion Battery
Run Time (up to) WIFI off/on:4 Hours /5 Hours
Power Device Type:AC Adapter
Voltage required:100/240V
Dimensions / W x D x H 193mm(L) x115mm(W) x14.3mm(H)
Software
Operating System:Android 2.1 (but I think upgraded to 2.2)
IM Software:Google Talk
Browser:Android Browser
Media player:Video Player, Audio Player,
Mail:Gmail,POP3/IMAP/SMTP
Audio:MP3/WAV/WMA/AAC,AAC+
Video:MP4 for android
Image:Jpeg, Gif
Other Software:Google Maps,Calendar,Gmail, Google Talk, Market and
many free software for Android.
Does anyone know if this is a good product? I WOULD LIKE TO BUY ONE BUT AFRAID THERE IS NO SUPPORT FOR IT AND NO DEVELOPMENT. IT LOOKS NICE WITH ICS AND PRICE IS NOT BAD.
Its selling for $199.00 and i was wonder if this is a good deal since all of the other 10 inch tablets are $400 and up in price.
Kindly let me know.
Thanks
LINK TO THE VIDEOS:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgGvDeIzs3w&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hVvfdJSm0k&feature=player_embedded
SPECS:Highlights
CPU: ARM cortex A9 @ 1GHz
512MB DDR2 RAM + 8GB Nand Fast Flash
10.2 inches remarkably crisp and high-definition responsive capacitive multi-touch screen, resolution 1024*600
Powered by Android 4.0 OS, enjoy thousands of free games from offical android market.
View HD photos, movies, web pages, books and more.
Built-in Four-Way G-sensor, it's designed to show off everything in portrait and landscape, so with every turn (even upside down), the display adjusts to fit.
1080P HDMI Output
Enjoy 3D Games and HD video playback with it.
View flash content online, such as YouTube or BBC iPlayer.
Supports USB 3G modem GPRS/3G/3.5G/HSDPA.
Built-in 2MP camera. Support Skype Video Chat
4400mAh Li-on battery, supports continuous working with Wi-Fi on up to 4 hours.
Video Demo
Zenithink C91 Android 4.0 ICS Beta Firmware Update
General
Operating System: Google Android 4.0 ICS
Model: Zenithink C91
Announced: 2011-08-2
Product Type: Tablet PC
Keyboard: Touch Screen
Display Technology: Capacitive touch screen
Screen Size: 10.2 inch
Max Resolution: 1024*600
CPU Type: ARMv7A/R
CPU Manufacturer: ARM CORTEX
CPU Model: ARM CORTEX
CPU Speed: 1GHz
RAM / Technology: DDR2
RAM Installed Size: 512MB
Hard Drive Type: NAND FAST FLASH
Hard Drive Capacity: 8GB
PCMCIA Expansion: Micro SD / T-FLASH(Support 32G MAX)
Camera: 2MP
HDMI: 1080P
3G: YES
G-Sensor: Four way
Audio: Built in stereo speakers/Built in Microphone
Software: Youtube/Facebook/Twitter/MSN/Android market/Skype/Calculator/Google Mail/Google maps/iReader/Quick Office
Language: Multi-language support
Battery Type: Li-4400mA
Battery / Run Time(up to): wifi on 4 hours
Power Device Type: AC Adapter
Voltage required: 100/240V
Color: Black
Dimensions / W*D*H: 264mm×161mm×16mm
Net Weight: 0.65KG
Input/Output Connectors
Ports: 1 x Mini USB
1 x OTG port
1 x Micro Sd Card slot
1 x DC jack
1 x Earphone jack
1 x Internet Port
1 x HDMI output
Communications
Networking / Data Link Protocol: Fast Ethernet
Wireless Connection: WIFI
Wireless Protocol: 802.11 b/g/n
Support Format
Video: AVI/RM/RMVB/MKV/WMV/MOV/MP4/DAT(VCD format)/VOB(DVD format)/PMP/MPEG/MPG/FLV/ASF/TS/TP/3GP/MPG
Audio: FLAC/APE/WAV
Picture: JPG/BMP/PNG/GIF
Ebook: WORD/EXCEL/PPT/PDF/TXT/CHM/HTML
http://www.slatedroid.com/forum/254-zt-280-c91/
I just picked up the zt282 c91 upgrade from crashzilla computing on amazon. Excellent tab! $198 with shipping. You can get the same thing at F&L Superstore as well as accessories too. Very responsive, very fast. I look at it as the giant brother to my Evo 4g!
Sent from my PC36100 using XDA
zenithink.com is the offical site of zenithink c91,and if you want to flash your rom, you can check here
zenithink.com/Eproducts_C91_2.php?download
I 'm using this tablet for almost 10 months. once it's configured as you want, it works as designed.
On the couch browsing, facebook twitter, email, wordfeud no problem
camera suks if there is no bright light.
it's worth every dollar/euro
don't play games where you need to use the tablet as steering wheel..... it's got only up/down/left/right
Mike
My nephew is looking for a tablet and after a good search the Zenithink C91's look like the best thing available for his budget. He would play a lot of flash games and I was wondering does flash work well on them - I know flash should work on ICS, but is it stable enough and does it make the tablet run very hot?
rjand said:
My nephew is looking for a tablet and after a good search the Zenithink C91's look like the best thing available for his budget. He would play a lot of flash games and I was wondering does flash work well on them - I know flash should work on ICS, but is it stable enough and does it make the tablet run very hot?
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We have had this tablet since last christmas and it has been great for our 7 year old and well worth the money. Just one thing, Flash doesnt work great on kids games like Moshi Monsters etc. So if this is your main reason for buying , you might have to think again.
Hello, I would like to ask a question that has been tormenting me.
I have a tablet yuandao n70s, for more specifications, can see here:
Screen Size: 7 inch IPSscreen, 16:9, Resolution: 1024*600 pixel
Operating System: Android 4.1 OS
Touch Screen: Capacitive 5-Points Multi-Touch Screen
CPU: Rockchip RK3066, Dual Core, 1.6 GHz
RAM: DDR3 1GB
Storage: 8GB / 16GB (optional)
Expanded MicroSDHC card, up to 32GB
I / O Ports: USB2.0 (host), MINI USB2.0, MicroSD card slot, Headphone jack, HDMI, and Charging port.
Flash: Support Adobe Flash 11
Internet Access
WiFi: Built-in Wifi IEEE 802.11b/g/n 11Mbps to 54Mbps
Camera: Front Camera: 2MP
Battery: Built-in Lithium Battery: 4000 mAh ( Working time: 4~5 hours ).
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I bought an optical mouse and have a mini keyboard, usb connection with both, they both work beautifully on the tablet independently and with cable OCR tablet that already had.
So the problem is how to get them to work both at once? I bought 2 usb hub models, one with the power adapter and one without, none worked!
Not together, not separately, just when I connect the usb hub, crashes the mouse and / or keyboard.
I also tried with a usb hub, oldest, who was at home, and although this has already led the given signal, also does not work.
I searched the internet and saw that there are people using this type of function in multiple tablets, I could not find mine.
Can you help me? Appreciate it very much, because it is that sometimes I can work with the resources offered by the tablet, but sometimes I need a lot of mouse and keyboard.
respects
Do you have the same problem with a different firmware?
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Do you have the same problem with a different firmware?
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I have not tested new firmware, because I have not found one that was safe ... I'm losing hope ...
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I have not tested new firmware, because I have not found one that was safe ... I'm losing hope ...
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N70s doesn't support USB HUB, tablets don't use rockchip supporting usb hub.
unicorn78 said:
N70s doesn't support USB HUB, tablets don't use rockchip supporting usb hub.
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Then this will not work? elecom.co.jp/global/release/201204/u2hs-mb02/index.html
Here is an example of what I wanted to do, and is working! youtube.com/watch?v=8zUKY14Ll2o
I take and wonder, another doubt. Can I connect a USB bluetooth, and then buy a bluetooth keyboard with mouse functions?? Does it work well??
Hi all,
Have two of these NATPC tablets currently running ICS and would like your recommendations on what ROM to use.
Would like a ROM that is clean of 3rd party apps like Facebook, as I would just prefer to install what I need from Google Play, doesn't suck the battery dry and has a good wifi.
Specs ..
CPU : A10 1.2 GHz Dual Core
Graphics Processor : Mali 400 MHz
Touchscreen : 5 point multi touch capacitive resolution 800 x 480
Operating System : Android 4.0 ICE CREAM SANDWICH
Memory : 1GB DDR II / 16GB NAND Flash
WiFi : 802.11 b/g/n
Connectivity : 1 x Micro SD slot, 1 x AC Jack, 1 x 3.5mm Earphone Jack, 1 x Mini USB, 1 x HDMI out
Battery : 4000 mAh provides the longest usage time of all of our tablet PCs
Camera : 0.3mp Front facing
G Sensor : YES
3G : Requires HUAWEI E1750 Dongle available separately
And can you point me in the right direction on flashing.
Also, does anybody know these tablets support OTG USB, as I want to get one of those fancy keyboard/cover accessories and have spotted a right angle usb cable to connect it.
Thanks for any help.
Anybody care to enlighten me ? :fingers-crossed:
Hi there everyone,
A neighbor brought me this tablet he bought on black friday. It's stuck on the Android Logo. It's a QFX IT-437.
Specs: Android Tablet
Android 4.2.2
7” Capacitive Screen 800x480 5 Point Touch
512 MB Built-In Memory
Dual Core Boxchip A20, Cortex A7, 1.0Ghz
8GB Built-In Storage
Supports External 3G Dongle
Supports TF/Micro SD up to 32GB
802.11 b/g Wi-Fi
Micro-USB Port
Micro-HDMI Port
3D Gravity Sensor
Google Play Store
Video
Camera
eBooks
Photo
Music
Built-In Speaker
Built-In Microphone
3.7V 2500mAH Battery
UL AC Adapter 100-240V 50-60Hz
OTG Cable
Physically looks just like that RCA tablet that was on sale on black friday as well. The difference is that this one doesn't have volume buttons. Only power button. I've searched everywhere and all tutorials I find say that to reset I have to press a volume button that this one doesn't have. It does have a reset button but it doesn't fix anything it only does a fast restart. Any suggestions ?
Hey Tekkaman1,
I was able to successfully reset QFX IT-437. Using Android Multi Tools v1.02b. There is video and link on detailed steps to installing Android ADB drivers and using the Android Multi Tools on Youtube. I am unable to post link to this video in this post. Search "Hard reset a tab using Android Multi tool" Should be first result Video is posted by My Tablet Guru.
tekkaman1 said:
Hi there everyone,
A neighbor brought me this tablet he bought on black friday. It's stuck on the Android Logo. It's a QFX IT-437.
Specs: Android Tablet
Android 4.2.2
7” Capacitive Screen 800x480 5 Point Touch
512 MB Built-In Memory
Dual Core Boxchip A20, Cortex A7, 1.0Ghz
8GB Built-In Storage
Supports External 3G Dongle
Supports TF/Micro SD up to 32GB
802.11 b/g Wi-Fi
Micro-USB Port
Micro-HDMI Port
3D Gravity Sensor
Google Play Store
Video
Camera
eBooks
Photo
Music
Built-In Speaker
Built-In Microphone
3.7V 2500mAH Battery
UL AC Adapter 100-240V 50-60Hz
OTG Cable
Physically looks just like that RCA tablet that was on sale on black friday as well. The difference is that this one doesn't have volume buttons. Only power button. I've searched everywhere and all tutorials I find say that to reset I have to press a volume button that this one doesn't have. It does have a reset button but it doesn't fix anything it only does a fast restart. Any suggestions ?
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