9.7" IPS < S$250 ... I want
Nova7A S$100 ... I also want
Chiam liao ... I everything also want
It'll still be sufficient to run movies, surf net, read ebooks, play games 
Just that it won't be as fast lol
yes, things gets cheaper as newer and better things comes out. But these 499 RMB tablets marks a significate price point in the China tablet market.
<500 RMB market was believed to be for <=7" resistive screen, 256MB RAM, <4GB storage and old chipset that's near end production. Most won't be able to run any 3D games. IIRC, it had been like these for a few years.
However, now we have 5points capacitive, 512MB RAM, 8GB storage and a RK2918 chipset. A tablet that can run most current 3D games and do well in 1080p videos.
Part of the credit I believe goes to A10 chipset which set a price benchmark for older chipset. Also newer ones.
I'm actually quite excited at this point, I wonder which tablet will be the best value when I go SZ in Feb
Maybe then I can get a slim 9.7" IPS tablet at <S$250 then. Which I think will be great value. Then maybe buy a few Novo7A (similar A10 tablet) at S$100 each
The other bro posted <US$140 with shipping for the capacitive version. Your company needs to try harder. Don't take the bro/sis here as carrot heads
The uzone f0c looks damn pretty! Can any experts tell me what's the difference of it and novo7?
And I'm looking for one to watch movies on train, dl notes and tutorials and surf net, any recommendations?
Novo7A runs on A10, Uzone F0C runs on RK2918. Overall A10 run smoother than RK2918 due to extra supporting "cores". A10 also has a better power management compared with RK2918. A10 also has better GPU, which will runs higher resolution videos and 3D better.
RK2918 however has more matured firmware as it's been out in the market longer. It's generally more stable.
If you just want to experience the android feel, F0C will be the most cost effective. It'll be able to run 3D games, plays 1080p videos well, viewing large pdf files should not be a problem, surfing net is reasonable smooth. However all this I'll need confirm IF I order one to play
Wah thanks for prompt reply! Actually i only need it in January cause holiday from Dec to Jan. Do you recommend i wait till then to get? Maybe will have newer better models?
It's really up to you, as this is more of a want than a need. New things will aways comes out or stuffs dropping their prices.
When I was looking for a China tablet for an outstation trip, I ended up getting an xperia play to accompany for the 2weeks trip
Hahahhaa actually I'm hesitating cause even though I really like Novo7's specs and all.. but the F0C GOT WHITE COLOR! Can pei my nice macbook w white keys and white galaxy s2! HAHAHAHA.
Btw, how long is the lifespan of such products?
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Just did a google search and saw this:
There's a white one?!
As usual, thanks for the prompt reply!! Haha how's the specs of this P76Ti as compared to Novo7A?
And subjective but around agar agar how long ah? Need to be mentally prepared!
I was reading through on the various SoCs used by Android Tablets, and so far, most like the popular Allwinner A10, Rockchip RK2918 and Samsung SPV210, are all running on ARM Cortex A8. However, I'm not sure how many more cores does the A10 have, but RK2918 seems to have 2 (dual core). From my initial survey, the A10 appears to have many "cores" general purpose as well as special purpose processors: CPU, GPU, VPU, DPU & VE. Not sure if these are gimmickry or do they really help in alleviating the load of the tablet.
I had used Google QuickView just now to see the pdf. Try it as it should be faster: https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&...&sig=AHIEtbSQYNC5SQ9IbUDCYHt73HW7woJNXg&pli=1The pdf is loading very slow. But for A10, here's an artical with daigram
http://www.shanzhaiben.com/24/n-5424.html
RK2918 looks single core to me. Look at this NEC EV2 diagram;
