Testing Medion Lifetab E7316 7" android Tablet
Posted: December 8th, 2013, 4:05 pm
I did something this Sunday morning that I have never done before, and that was to get up early to stand in a queue to be among the first to get hold of an android tablet from my local Aldi store
This is the specification:
Razor sharp multitouch display (1,024 x 600 pixels) for a fantastic multimedia experience
High performance Quad Core processor (1.6GHz) for smooth-running apps
Android™ 4.2.2 Jelly Bean for improved performance
Over one million apps and games available via Google Play™ for work, travel and entertainment
2 integrated cameras – 0.3MP front webcam with integrated microphone and a 2.0MP camera on the rear
Fast wireless LAN IEEE 802.11 n-standard technology
USB host function and numerous connection options including Bluetooth 2.1
Range of pre-installed apps and Kaspersky Tablet Security (test version for 30 days)
Dimensions: approx. 192 x 122 x 10.8mm (W x H x D)
Weight: approx. 310g
claim
There are some launch details here
For £79.99 it seems to be pitched at about the right price.
This is not a blazingly fast tablet but it is well specified form the money.
The CPU is an ARM (Cortex A9) quad core rated @ 1.6 Ghz
The screen is 5 point multitouch
The back is metal, sealed battery claiming 4 hour user time before charging required.
Screen is 160 dpi which is acceptible but won't break any records
It is not rooted out of the box but I'm not really bothered as it does what I want much faster than my original Excel
Nothing special but I am quite pleased at the Antutu overall score of 19434.
If I find anything else noteworthy about it I will report back.
This is the specification:
Razor sharp multitouch display (1,024 x 600 pixels) for a fantastic multimedia experience
High performance Quad Core processor (1.6GHz) for smooth-running apps
Android™ 4.2.2 Jelly Bean for improved performance
Over one million apps and games available via Google Play™ for work, travel and entertainment
2 integrated cameras – 0.3MP front webcam with integrated microphone and a 2.0MP camera on the rear
Fast wireless LAN IEEE 802.11 n-standard technology
USB host function and numerous connection options including Bluetooth 2.1
Range of pre-installed apps and Kaspersky Tablet Security (test version for 30 days)
Dimensions: approx. 192 x 122 x 10.8mm (W x H x D)
Weight: approx. 310g
claim
There are some launch details here
For £79.99 it seems to be pitched at about the right price.
This is not a blazingly fast tablet but it is well specified form the money.
The CPU is an ARM (Cortex A9) quad core rated @ 1.6 Ghz
The screen is 5 point multitouch
The back is metal, sealed battery claiming 4 hour user time before charging required.
Screen is 160 dpi which is acceptible but won't break any records
It is not rooted out of the box but I'm not really bothered as it does what I want much faster than my original Excel
Nothing special but I am quite pleased at the Antutu overall score of 19434.
If I find anything else noteworthy about it I will report back.