thanks kevin

where else got SENQ? haha

acer lcd cacat? hmm, yeah abit.. and not so responsive (even though that time using ICS with GPU accel)

ioi bro

Wahhhh why so cheap??

Jelly jelly

This post has been edited by alwinnng: Jul 8 2013, 03:26 PM

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Looking for a reading tablet?

Hi, in search for a 8" tablet. Mainly for web surfing, movies dl and reading. Any recommendation ?

need advise..just bought N80RK, but when press power button to off the screen, it's straight turn off..

Prefer branded or not? Budget?

How long you press? My N80RK is fine.

If its just a quick press, better take back for RMA.

yes, just a quick press..
the seller already reply me, will arrange to bring back to the shop again..
thanks for the reply

anybody checked IOI SENQ then?

near my office, can technically go there during lunch time

I wonder is there any alternative similar to iPad Mini screen/design 8" inch tablet?
I saw the Acer Iconia A1 RRP RM599, but kinda pricey for that spec, especially we can get Nexus 7c with better than that but is just the matter of screen size.

Is there any mainstream brand share similar screen size or maybe China brand?

Have a look at the Vido/Yuandao N80RK.

Quad Core Rockchip RK3188 1.5Ghz, 2GB DDR3 RAM, 16GB Internal Storage, HDMI, MicroSD, 8" 1024x768 IPS display, JellyBean 4.1.1.

Quad Core RK3188 is good or not ? Its a quad, but not all quads are optimized/fast
1024x768 ok for reading?
how much?

Looks like only at least 9.7" above for China Brand have Retina Display.
Possible to have other more option with JellyBean 4.2 and higher screen resolution/DPI?

By the way, what was the roughly price for the Vido/Yuandao R80RK you talk about?

This post has been edited by NightFelix: Jul 9 2013, 10:00 AM

I wont recommend Retina Displays on china tablets as some chipsets (Actions, Allwinner) may struggle when gaming.

Tablets that are 8" with Android 4.2

- Pipo U8 Quad Core.

That too, has a resolution of 1024x768. And I dont think this tablet is available locally too.

The rough price of the Vido N80RK is ~RM460 - RM500 +

Benchmark scores is one thing. Usability is another. So far I am loving it a lot..

8" to me, is darn good for reading as the aspect ratio is 4:3. 7" tablets are too small, while 10.1" are too big to lug around.

nah, i dun really look at benchmark but it does help in accessing where the quad core is placed on the hierarchy of processors

its like a "Celeron vs Atom vs Pentium i3"

They all are single/dual cores but actual performance varies by miles
*In no way i mean they are the same but you get the picture*

RM400+? where to buy?

If money isn't an issue, get 3 sizes.

7" for carrying around, rough usage, so its okay to get something cheap. Ainol Flame/Fire, Vido N70S etc
8" for reading. Still okay for portability. Vido N80, Vido N80RK
10.10" for movies. And web browsing.

ccs221

Can check with that seller and see if he got stock or not.

Also, web browsing is faster with a quad core as compared to a dual core or a single core. The 2GB is a bonus

Prefer of getting JellyBean 4.2 because of getting some latest Apps.
Since China Brand 8" tablet are almost same price or cheaper than the Acer Iconia A1, also spec wiser than it, might thought of getting China brand one.

Same here too, 7" seems to small for me like the Nexus 7, although the spec is so awesome. 10" too big to go around, if take 10", why not I just grab a Ultrabook lol

So 8" looks like good for portability, because I use it to share video/powerpoint with prospect. Purpose = Business/Sales usage.

This post has been edited by NightFelix: Jul 9 2013, 10:18 AM

Then the Vido/Yuandao Mini One/Mini S.

Stock from factory is 4.1.1, but upgradable to 4.2.2 via custom ROMs. Only difference between the Mini One and Mini S is the RAM, camera, storage.

Mini One - RM475 - RM500
Mini S - RM570 - RM600 +