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It however takes four hours to charge up. Memory: The 512MB DDR3 RAM might seems a bit outdated now and there is no point selling a tablet these days with just 4 GB of internal memory, even with an expandable memory slot.Ĭamera: The rear camera here is just 2MP and has issues with zoom, so the camera is not one of its strong points.īattery: At 2800 mAh the battery gave us over 24 hours of usage. I often had to switch to the speaker mode always to make hear anything. Then, for a device that should be selling itself on its voice calling capabilities, this Xpad has very poor audio quality. However, the volume and the power key are so closely together that you often end up switching off the tablet. It is a good device for browsing, playing games and videos and we also liked the Skype experience. The Xpad Turbo might look like the Micromax Funbook, but is superior in performance. Performance: Simmtronics Xpad Turbo is a budget tablet and hence should not be compared with the Apples or Samsungs. The touch is good but volume keys and auto screen sensor can sometimes leave you frustrated. Screen: The 7-inch screen is good enough for you to play games, enjoy videos and photos clicked with this phone. There is no safety cover for any of the slots. SIM card slots are on the either side of the tablet. The charging port, micro SD slot and the earphone jack are located on the top, while the volume and power keys find place at the top right of the tab.

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Quick Tech Specs: 7-inch capacitive multi-touch display (1024 x 600 pixels) |1.2 GHz dual-core processor with Mali-400MP GPU | Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean) OS | Dual SIM (2G + 3G) with dual standby | 8.5mm thick and weighs 273 grams | 2MP rear camera and front digital camera | 512MB DDR3 RAM, 4 GB internal memory, expandable memory up to 32GB with micro SD |3G (via SIM card slot,) WiFi, Bluetooth with A2DP, aGPS | 3.5mm audio jack, FM Radio, Built-in Speaker | 2800 mAh battery with 140 hours standby.ĭesign: The Simmtronics Xpad Turbo looks exactly like its predecessor. Here is what I felt after using the Xpad for a week. Kraun Ktab 9704DD 9.The Simmtronics Xpad Turbo is a budget dual-SIM tablet with voice calling aimed that those who are alawys on the move, but dont really want to spend much on brands or devices.

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Unfortunately, t here is still no word on a North American/European release yet. Reportedly, more than 500,000 pre-orders have already been placed for Simmtronics’ XPad, which will first become commercially available in the Asia-Pacific region. Other features presumably include USB and HDMI ports, Wireless LAN module and 4GB of on-board flash storage (expandable by up to an additional 32GB via the integrated microSD card reader slot). Running on an Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system, the 3G-ready XPad is powered by an ARM Cortex-A8 central processing unit that houses one physical core operating at a frequency of 1GHz and the integrated Dual Mali-400 2D/3D graphics controller.įurthermore, the slate computer comes outfitted with a capacitive (or resistive depending on the configuration) multitouch-enabled display that can measure 7, 8, 9, 9.7 or 10 inches in diagonal. Such is the case with India-based company Simmtronics, which has just unveiled what's possibly the world's most affordable tablet, called the XPad.

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Since price has always played an important role in the customer’s final decision when shopping for a mobile device, introducing a slate PC with an $81 price-tag would definitely help you get noticed. There is certainly an overabundance of Android tablets on the market today and it is rather difficult to come up with a product that will stand out from the crowd.