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Epad Apad 7-inch Android tablet

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Epad Apad 7-inch Android tablet features, specs and review

Epad Apad 7-inch Android tablet
Epad Apad 7-inch Android tablet

Epad/Apad is probably the cheapest tablet device you can buy from tech stores. These Chinese brands (including aPad, iPed, epad and some others) represent a line of very affordable tablets that claim to function as any other tablet on the market today.
Today we are going to take a look at 7-inch ePad aPad Android tablet with 800MHz and 256MB of RAM.

The operating system is Android 2.3 which means you can easily download tons of apps through the Android market and with the help of the build-in WiFi connection.
Other extras include pre installed Google navigation with Google maps (no built-in GPS though) and a 1.3 megapixel camera.

Here are the main specifications of this cheap aPad tablet:
• 7-inch (16:9) TFT LCD resistance touch screen
• 800 x 480 pixels display resolution
• Android 2.3 operating system
• CPU: Via 8650 800MHz
• RAM: DDR2 256MB
• WiFi: 54Mbps 802.11B/G
• Lan: 10/100M Ethernet Access
• Built-in Micro-SD card slot (supports up to 32GB MicroSD card memory)
• Built-in G-Sensor
• Built-in 1.3 megapixels digital camera
• Built-in 4GB flash
• Plays AVI,RM/ RMVB,FLV,MPG4 - 1,MPEG – 2 video format files
• Plays MP3,WMA,AAC,AC3,WAV audio format files
• Picture browsing of JPEG,BMP,GIF,PNG,TIFF format files
• Built-in 2400mAh Li-poly battery
• 3.5mm earphone socket
• External RJ45
. External 2x USB Ports
• Android keyboard and Google keyboard input
• Multi-language support

Epad Apad 7-inch Android tablet price - this particular tablet is sold in UK for around £60 which is very cheap for a full size tablet.

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