ViewSonic ViewPad 7 and 10 review - now Viewsonic has released two tablet products namely viewpad 7 and 10 which are both based on Android and windwos 7, and of course has different features and viewpad 10 has been available online at Sears.
The following features Viewpad 7:
* Wearing Snapdragon processor
* Android 2.2
* Double Cameras
* 512MB RAM
* 3G
And the following features Viewpad 10:
It has two versions:
1. * Using the Atom processor 1.66GHz Atom
* Memory 16GB SSD
* 1GB RAM
* Windows 7 Home Premium
2. Using the Android OS
The following specifications ViewPad 10 version of Android:
* NVIDIA Tegra 2 Dual ARM cortex (1GHz)
* Capacitive Multi-Touch/Multi tasking panel
* 10.1 "1024 X 600 LCD Screen TFI
* Mass Memory 16 GB
* Mini USB x 1, USB x 1 Full size
* Front-facing 1.3MP Webcam
* Earphone x 1
* Micro SD card slot
* 2 x 1 W speakers
* Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g / n
* G sensor / light sensor
* Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
* 3500mAh/7.4V Li-polymer Battery Life 80-10 Hours
* Slim design (267 x 173 x 14.3mm) Wt. 820 Grams
* Buttons: Home / Back / Menu / Volume / Power
* OS / Android 2.2
* Headphone Jack
* Built in Microphone
When is a seven-inch tablet not a tablet? When it's strangely labelled a smartphone, like ViewSonic's ViewPad 7.
At this small size it's not really competing with the iPad scale of tablets, more the Dell Streak and Samsung Galaxy Tab. Like those two devices, the ViewPad 7 is running Android, this time in 2.2 trim.
But the strange thing is that ViewSonic is marketing this as a smartphone rather than as a tablet. Admittedly, you can slap a SIM card into the top of the ViewPad and it will operate like a phone, but you'll get a bit of the Dom Joly's should you use it in the street.
* Wearing Snapdragon processor
* Android 2.2
* Double Cameras
* 512MB RAM
* 3G
And the following features Viewpad 10:
It has two versions:
* Memory 16GB SSD
* 1GB RAM
* Windows 7 Home Premium
2. Using the Android OS
The following specifications ViewPad 10 version of Android:
* NVIDIA Tegra 2 Dual ARM cortex (1GHz)
* Capacitive Multi-Touch/Multi tasking panel
* 10.1 "1024 X 600 LCD Screen TFI
* Mass Memory 16 GB
* Mini USB x 1, USB x 1 Full size
* Front-facing 1.3MP Webcam
* Earphone x 1
* Micro SD card slot
* 2 x 1 W speakers
* Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g / n
* G sensor / light sensor
* Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
* 3500mAh/7.4V Li-polymer Battery Life 80-10 Hours
* Slim design (267 x 173 x 14.3mm) Wt. 820 Grams
* Buttons: Home / Back / Menu / Volume / Power
* OS / Android 2.2
* Headphone Jack
* Built in Microphone
When is a seven-inch tablet not a tablet? When it's strangely labelled a smartphone, like ViewSonic's ViewPad 7.
At this small size it's not really competing with the iPad scale of tablets, more the Dell Streak and Samsung Galaxy Tab. Like those two devices, the ViewPad 7 is running Android, this time in 2.2 trim.
But the strange thing is that ViewSonic is marketing this as a smartphone rather than as a tablet. Admittedly, you can slap a SIM card into the top of the ViewPad and it will operate like a phone, but you'll get a bit of the Dom Joly's should you use it in the street.
