Tablet cost is about $ 163 in the store .
The first thing to talk about is, of course, the specs:
- Screen: 7 inch, 16:10, 1280x800 resolution, capacitive IPS display, multi-touch 5 points
- CPU: Amlogic AML8726-M6 1.5GHz, Cortex-A9 (ARMv7), 2 cores.
- GPU: Mali 400 MP2 (2 cores)
- RAM: 1 GB DDR3
- ROM: 16GB + MicroSD slot supporting cards up to 32GB
- Wireless connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 01/02
- Camera: Rear - 5MP, Front - 2 MP
- Interfaces: MicroSD, 3/5 Jack, Micro USB, MiniHDMI, microphone, power supply
- Battery: 5000 MAh
- Dimensions: 186.7 x 126 x 10.6 mm
- Weight: 336 grams
- Ainol Novo 7 tablet Fire 16GB
- Micro USB cable
- Power supply unit
- European plug adapter for
- Headphones
- Booklets and papers
Front: On top is a 2MP front-facing camera, and on the bottom company logo.
Back: at the top is 5MP camera and flash. Bottom loud speaker, protected from dust metal grid.
On the left side:Hole charger, Micro USB, MicroSD slot, MiniHDMI, 3.5mm jack, The power button, Microphone.
At the top: the power button to turn on and turn off the tablet, rocker to adjust the volume and the Home button.
No complaints about assembly, all parts fit tightly together, no gaps, no backlash, no squeaks.
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The screen is covered with a protective film that protects from most scratches. 7-inch IPS-display with a resolution of 1280x800, which is enough for comfortable work on the Internet or reading books. The picture is very bright and saturated. Viewing angles are excellent. 5 point multitouch, as stated by the manufacturer. There is no jitter. Images (Click to show)
Battery:
When playing video, tablet lasted about 8 hours with Wi-Fi off and the brightness set to 50%, while the volume of the speaker has been at the half. If you listen through headphones, the result will be better. When playing at full brightness and sound volume, the device discharged in 6 hours.
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Mine has the older (QM) screen apparently based on the serial number. As its my very fist Android device then I'm a bit unsure about how to navigate around that thing so have not really done any indepth investigation inside. I did go over the "settings" tab tho - WiFi works fine and it seems it also supports Ethernet dongles (there is tab for these) and 3G dongles (you can even set data limits of GSM connection although the device has no built in GSM). Another interesting thing I noticed . it seems that the "internal" SD card is 16 GB out of which about 13 GB is free. I also plugged in 32 GB Class 10 microSD so I'm assuming there will be enough space inside for my purposes for now.
