Aigo/Paroit have just launched their new range of tablet PCs, which range in size from a 4-inch screen up to the N700 equipped with a 7-inch touch screen (pictured below).
Built on a Dual-core Cortex A9 1GHz (1MB L2 cache) processor, this tablet is definitely a well-equipped contender and a viable alternative to the iPad. Including: 512MB of DDR2 memory, an 800 x 480 pixel multi-touch display, 4/16/32GB of inbuilt storage, a USB socket, microSD slot, HDMI output, inbuilt WiFi, optional 3G WWAN, audio in/out, and a 3,120mAh battery.
Advanced Features and Capabilities
Running Android 2.1, it also supports Flash 10.1, which allows for a richer web browsing experience. Users can access Kaixin, play QQ games, read ebooks, and browse online magazines. The tablet is also capable of reading MS Office files, pushing email, and streaming video. Additionally, it comes with a Docking Station and is Plug-n-play, making it easy to connect to other devices and peripherals.
The inclusion of a microSD slot allows for expandable storage, which is a significant advantage over some other tablets that do not offer this feature. The HDMI output is another notable feature, enabling users to connect the tablet to a larger screen for presentations, movies, or gaming. The optional 3G WWAN provides the flexibility to stay connected even when WiFi is not available, making it a versatile device for both personal and professional use.
Design and Usability
The N700’s design is sleek and modern, with a focus on portability and ease of use. The 7-inch screen size strikes a balance between being large enough for comfortable viewing and small enough to be easily portable. The multi-touch display is responsive and supports various gestures, enhancing the overall user experience.
The tablet’s battery life, powered by a 3,120mAh battery, is sufficient for a full day of moderate use, including web browsing, media consumption, and light gaming. The audio in/out ports allow for the connection of headphones or external speakers, providing flexibility for different audio needs.
One of the standout features of the N700 is its ability to support Flash 10.1, which was a significant advantage at the time of its release. This capability allowed users to access a wider range of web content, including interactive websites and online games that relied on Flash technology.
Disappointingly, there are no details on price or a possible launch date at the moment. However, the combination of its advanced features and competitive specifications makes it a promising option in the tablet market.
For those interested in how this tablet stacks up against other mobile platforms, have a look at our article on Android vs iPhone to see which smartphone and mobile platform is best for you.
Via Engadget
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