A few months ago we told you about one of the most interesting low cost tablets on the market, which only had one drawback, the somewhat old version of its operating system. But this has changed and very fast. Now Hyundai T7 updates Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean coming from an initial 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
We face one of the tablets with the best value for money on the market and now with more arguments if possible. We are facing a 7-inch tablet whose most remarkable aspect and that most surprised the specialized press was its Samsung Exynos chip with a quad-core processor. A chip of this quality in a low cost tablet, we had only found it in Google's Nexus 7, which now also equals the operating system and there are many things in which the two tablets are similar.
Its 7-inch screen has a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels and has a wide-viewing angle IPS panel. As we said, your chip is a Exynos 4412 with a 9 GHz Cortex-A1,6 quad-core processor and Mali-400P4 GPU, like a Galaxy SIII. It also has 1 GB of RAM and as internal storage it has 8 GB that can be expanded up to 32 GB more thanks to its SD slot. You have two cameras, a front of 0,3 MPX and a rear of 2 MPX with Flash. It has WiFi and Bluetooth connection and has a HDMI output and GPS sensor in addition to accelerometer. Its battery is a bit small, only 3.300 mAh, which would give us 5 hours of autonomy. As a curiosity it comes with Adobe Flash installed.
In short, it is a very interesting tablet that now improves significantly and that can be a more than reasonable alternative to Google's. In fact, it surpasses it in vital aspects such as the HDMI output, the SD slot and the rear camera. Its price makes us smile a little more, only 175 euros. Although we can find it even cheaper, like here, where it is on sale at only 150 euros.
Source: Arctablet