| Zenithink ePad 10 inch tablet |
Here's a Zenithink ePad 10 inch tablet. We start with a pretty powerful tablet, one that obviously copies the iPad in terms of design. Why do I say it’s powerful? Because of the ZenithInk 1GHz Processor ZT180. Ok, it might not be the Hummingbird used by Samsung in the Galaxy TAB but it’s still something in terms of raw power and I’m sure it’s up to the task of powering the Android 2.1 OS. As some more expensive tablets, the Zenithink ePad 10 inch tablet (1024 x 600 pixels resolution) features an accelerometer sensor for screen rotation, but also brings 3 USB ports and a classic Ethernet jack adapter (not sure why you would use one instead WiFi).
Users report that the latest software updates of Zenithink ePad 10 bring support for the Google Android Marketplace (which is great). Add to that the 16:9 inch aspect screen with can playback Full HD videos (according to the manufacturer) and you have a pretty solid cheap android tablet. From the looks of it this is the same tablet as the aPad, which makes us believe there are 2GB of nandflash on board and 256 MB RAM and an estimated battery life of 3 hours with WiFi on.
Users report that the latest software updates of Zenithink ePad 10 bring support for the Google Android Marketplace (which is great). Add to that the 16:9 inch aspect screen with can playback Full HD videos (according to the manufacturer) and you have a pretty solid cheap android tablet. From the looks of it this is the same tablet as the aPad, which makes us believe there are 2GB of nandflash on board and 256 MB RAM and an estimated battery life of 3 hours with WiFi on.
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