There has been some talk about the “$99 MIPS based Android tablets”, here, Ingenic shows some of their MIPS based tablets at the HKTDC Electronics Fair.
Category: Tablets
Leading China Industrial Rockchip Tablet at the HKTDC Electronics Fair
Posted by – April 14, 2012
Leading China Industrial is using the new RK2906 to further lower the cost of the entry level tablet, removing the HDMI output.
$79 Daza Electronics 1024×600 Boxchip Tablet
Posted by – April 14, 2012
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Tablet Catwalk at the Shenzhen Electronics Fair
Posted by – April 13, 2012
This is the now famous Tablet catwalk at the Shenzhen Electronics Fair.
Ochang.cn Tablets at the Huaqiangbei Shenzhen Electronics Market
Here’s a look at a booth selling tablets at the Huaqiangbei Shenzhen Electronics Market.
$120 iPad2-clones in Shenzhen China
Posted by – April 13, 2012
Bill from http://1pad.cn presents an example of the $120 iPad2 copies that are being sold on the Shenzhen Huaqiangbei Electronics Market, and that are being spread as the most popular 9.7″ tablet being sold in China, which is the fastest growing tablet and smartphones market. The ARM processors being used are currently mostly the Boxchip A10 and RockchipRK2918 which now have extremely smooth graphics accelerated Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich support. The actual performance of these are above iPad1 and slightly below iPad2, yet they include features such as the HDMI output, USB Host, MicroSD card slots and they run Android software which easily supports as many pirated apk apps as one wants to transfer to the device and install without rooting (of course, many Chinese people don’t want to pay the normal prices for apps as people do on the European/American Google Play marketplace). But these tablets do come with the full Google Play Marketplace pre-installed so users can use that if they want. It also comes with a bunch of alternative Chinese marketplaces where all the apks are always free.
Aipad Tab A8, Wacom Android tablet
Posted by – April 11, 2012
Here’s a tablet for pen-based productivity, the price is close to $200.
