It's slower than Allwinner. Allwinner is the new star for budget CPU.

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Added on February 26, 2012, 2:33 pmNo worry, your replacement LCD with me. If you can do a bit of soldering you can DIY yourself.

OT here a bit Free 50GB cloud storage
http://www.hardwarezone.com/tech-news-andr...ampaign=HWZ2011

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This is great! , will go to your office next week. better diy at your office hahaha.. at least pakar beside me so that i can refer on the spot.

Has anyone tried playing 720p MKVs on their Allwinner tablets?

Play TS from bluray, flawless as good as media player. So MKV sure can la.

Bitrate etc?

excuse me can momo9 ployer plug in USB drive / notebook hard disk and transfer file?

if .TS (Bluray) for sure bitrate is more than 20Mbps....
for 720p mostly 5-8Mbps... i think can play lerrr.... ..

Yes, you can but for HDD need power as the USB not enough juice.

hi, i'm considering between ainol aurora or onda vi10... any comparison made by users??

No idea but if can wait can also consider Momo8HD.But if you are talking about this http://www.androidtablets.net/forum/mcbub-...99-shipped.html on paper the specs all loose out to Aurora.

This post has been edited by adamw: Mar 12 2012, 07:37 PM

Guys, try google for Haipad i7

This post has been edited by ericmaxman: Mar 12 2012, 08:17 PM

Nice but battery @2500mAh? Something have to give way to reduce the weight!

Give and take lo

which one to choose between these two:
Onda VI40 vs Teclast A10T

or any other brand u guys wanna recommend me?

or should i get rockchip tablet? quite interested with Cube U9GT2 & Window N9...better battery than allwinner tablet...8000mah...

where to buy window n90 16gb version in malaysia? the specs looks good..

Onda have shortage, can consider Gemei G9 or ICOO D90W. Go for Allwinner, currently can run @1.2Ghz using ICS 4.03 without overclocking.

thanks for ur reply...will check it...what about this:

http://www.ownta.com/onn-m3-tablet-pc-with...-hdmi-16gb.html

If HDMI out is not important the N90 would do but still suggest buying a tablet with the Allwinner CPU instead of RK.

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Added on March 14, 2012, 10:11 amJust got my Momo11Bird yesterday and once you test IPS screen you'll never go back for normal.

This post has been edited by adamw: Mar 14 2012, 10:11 AM

Initial Impressions
For the uninitiated, this tablet (Ainol Novo 7 Aurora) is powered by an AllWinner 10 processor, has 1GB DDR3 RAM, Mali-400 GPU, IPS screen (1024x600), 8GB built in (can option for 16GB is you wish). Very lightweight 7" tablet. Sturdy built quality. No squeaks when pressed. Butttons feels good (volume rocker may take some time getting used to). Very nice laser etched serial number on the back. Doesn't feel cheap at all. When held in hands, it weight just nice.


Display
Need I say more? Its an IPS screen. The blacks come out beautiful. Viewing angles are excellent. Clarity and sharpness of the text is top notch. Mine does not have any dead pixels or dust stuck underneath. Thank god Although mine does have a slight gap near the ports though >_<" Videos comes out sharp and smooth (More on that later)

The OS
This tablet is touted as one of the first few tablets to be running on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). Having played with ICS on my phone, and another tablet running on Android 3.2 (Honeycomb), I guess I know what to expect. The firmware that came with the device was far from perfect though. Scrolling through homescreens (Irregardless of how many icons/widgets) seems to be rather choppy. And it has a multitude of Chinese apps that came pre-installed. Mind you, this is also one of those few China tablets to come with a generous 1GB DDR3 RAM. After installing the latest firmware from Ainol, homescreen scrolling has improved a lot. Throwing some widgets and icons does not seem to slow it down one bit. And after rooting, one can finally bid those pesky chinese apps goodbye. I've also tested the video playback on this device, and I can say it surpasses my expectations. 720p MKVs (Video: MPEG4 Video (H264)1280x720 25.00fps [Video] Audio: Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo [Audio]) played without a glitch using the stock video player. Then I tried a 1080p video (Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 1920x800 23.98fps [Video] Audio: AAC 48000Hz 6ch 4608Kbps [Audio] ). This also played smoothly. This result is better than the most Tegra2 powered tablets, which fails to even play 720p smoothly. As for the inputs and outputs, I've tried a 1TB external HDD, USB keyboard, USB mouse, pendrives and all worked without any problems whatsoever. Thumbs up indeed for this little powerhouse. Gaming wise, I haven't tried much games yet, but I'll update accordingly when the time comes.

Verdict
If you're looking for a cheap and cheerful (quite literally) 7" tablet, look no further. This one has excellent value for money (in the Rm600 range). But you do miss out some features though, like 3G (USB modem supported), Bluetooth (You can use ES File Explorer to browse if you insist), GPS (some apps refused to run) and a dual core processor. Word has it that in April 2012, a dual core model will arrive. But for the time being, this should do perfectly fine. Love it

To Be Updated
HDMI output. Gaming.