Thursday, September 29, 2011

Herotab C8 with Samsung S5PV210 Multi-touch Tablet

Herotab C8 with Samsung S5PV210 Multi-touch TabletI purchased my personal Herotab C8 as well as already been utilizing it since with no difficulties. It is a excellent item for any low cost.

The actual quality is extremely great, the actual display vibrant and incredibly receptive (3-point multi-touch), the actual Samsung procesor is actually quick as well as power effective (Using the most recent firmware it may operate @1. 2Ghz), as well as ensures which every thing operates really sleek as well as fast (three dimensional video games such as Concrete, NFS: Change operate with no hickups! )#). The actual pill also offers the mini_HDMI interface (this performs HIGH DEFINITION films without having difficulties), in addition to hardware interface you can use for a lot of exterior products. (3G, Wireless bluetooth, GPS NAVIGATION), as well as a good OTG interface allowing you to connect this for your COMPUTER. As well as the inner SD storage, additionally, it facilitates exterior credit cards as much as 32Gb. The actual electric battery existence can also be excellent. (as much as 11h using the most recent customized roms!).

General it is a excellent item, however associated with you need to obtain the greatest from the equipment, We highly recommend upgrading the actual firmware towards the most recent, as well as much better going to the actual slatedroid discussion boards for top customized roms for that gadget (in addition to with regard to assistance as well as knowlage).

Excellent item for that cost, recommended!


- Capacitive screen: I looked into Coby tablets and other low-end models that offer similar specs with resistive touch screens. And I told myself there was no way I would be able to use the tablet comfortably with my fingernails. For its value ($214.99), having a very reliable and responsive capacitive touchscreen on this unit makes this unit far more desirable. For those of you who don't know the difference between capacitive and resistive touchscreens, think iPod/iPad/iPhone (capacitive) vs. first generation touchscreen cellphones for which you had to use your fingernails (resistive).
- Fast response: With Samsung 1GHz processor and 512mb ram, this tablet will almost instantly respond to anything you tell it to do. I wouldn't say zero-lag but it's pretty damn close.
- Expandability: So far, I've tried a 16gb and a 8gb MicroSD card from SanDisk and they both just fine. It lists that you can expand it up to 32gb but I don't have a 32gb MicroSD card so can't really speak for it.
- HDMI, USB ports: I have not tried the HDMI and USB ports yet since I've only had it for less than 24 hours. Assuming they work, these ports will provide many more options for its usage.
- Battery life: Since I left for work this morning, I've occasionally played with my tablet here and there. Played a few levels on Angry Birds, downloaded several new apps, browsed internet a little. It's been almost 7 hours since I took it off the charger, and the battery is still holding at 80+%. It probably has to do with the fact that I set the brightness the lowest, but even then, it's pretty impressive.

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