If you want gaming, with dual cameras, here's some choices. (albeit most exceeds your budget)

- Vido N80S
- PIPO S1Pro
- PIPO S3
- PIPO U1 Pro
- CUBE U30GT MiNi

If possible, save up a bit more, and get branded ones, like the HP Slate 7, Lenovo A1000, Asus Memopad HD7, MSI Enjoy 71. These are below RM500.

This post has been edited by ericmaxman: Aug 25 2013, 03:31 PM

Then China tablet lo

The Pipo S1 Pro has a quad core CPU as opposed to the dual core CPU on the N80S. But the display on the S1 Pro is only a 1024x600 unit, as compared to the 1024x768 display on the N80S.

Here's a review of the Pipo S1 Pro

New Nexus7 would be good.

- Vido N80S
- PIPO S1Pro
- PIPO S3
- PIPO U1 Pro
- CUBE U30GT MiNi

If you afford, it'll be worth it

Even if it loses out in terms of performance to some of the Chinese tablets, the warranty (despite how bad Asus's warranty is) is still better than those Chinese tablets.

Bro, hows your battery life now?

Comparison pic between a China tablet and a branded tablet (Lenovo)

Enjoy your 4.2.2.

Seems to have improved

A31 seems quite similar to the MT8125 in some ways...

But still a better performer than the ATM7029.

Here's some for your consideration

Overall performer - Asus Memo Pad HD7
Solid Build quality - HP Slate 7
Good sound quality - Lenovo A1000
Cheap with IPS display - MSI Enjoy 71

As for the lowdowns, the Asus Memo Pad HD7 does not have OTG support, and can feel quite plasticky in the hand. Then for the HP Slate 7, it's display is a TN type, which pales in comparison to the IPS panels offered by other manufacturer. As for the Lenovo A1000, it too uses a TN screen, but this can make calls and handle 2G networks. But do take note that the A1000 does not have a rear camera. As for the MSI, there aren't many reviews out there, and the current OS is only Android 4.0, but that can be upgraded to 4.1 via an update.

If your kid plays with a lot of games, the Memo Pad HD7 is quite decent at gaming.. I won't say great, but just decent.

Still got 88% after 6 hours of playback? Thats quite impressive..

Total opposite...

The Mini One is currently, on warranty claim.

Display gone. Just disappeared. Connect via HDMI got output...........

As good as it is, it loses the dual front facing speakers

The OEM manufacturer is Pipo. I haven't actually personally tested it, but specs wise it does look promising.

Search up the Pipo M6. It's the same tablet.

Or you can have a look at the Asus Fonepad.