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1.6ghz Retina 1920x1200 Bluetooth GPS Hdmi 5.0mp Camera--wifi Version
8.9 Inch Pipo M7 Pro External 3g Android 4.2 Rk3188 1.6ghz Retina 1920x1200 Bluetooth GPS Hdmi 5.0mp Camera--wifi Version Review
Model Pipo M7 ProScreen Information 8.9inch IPS 10 point touch capacitive screenResolution 1920x1200 pixelsCPU RK3188 Cotex A9 Quad Core 1.6GHzGPU Mali-400MPOperation System Android 4.2RAM 2GBROM(Storage) 16GBExtend Card Support TF card up to 32GB extended (not included)Camera Back camera: 5.0MPFront camera: 2.0MPBluetooth Bluetooth 4.0GPS Yes,Built-inHDMI Yes, 802.11 b/g/nWIFi Yes, 802.11 b/g/nVideo AVI/MOV/MP4/RMVB/FLV/MKV?Music MP3/WMA/WAV/APE/AAC/FLAC/OGGEbook PDF, TXT etc.Other Applications Google Search, Browser, Gallery, Clock, Calculator, Calendar, iReader, Email etc?Language Multi-language support, details in the description ScreenshotConnectivity 1 x Micro USB Port1 x 3.5mm Earphone jack1 x TF Card Slot1 x HDMI Port1 x DC jackBattery 6400mAhWork Time Up to 6 hoursPower Device Adapter Input 100/240Vac 50/60Hz Output 5V-2A 2.5mmProduct Size 218x161x10mmNet Weight 410gPackage Contents 1 x Micro USB Cable1 x Charger1 x Earphone1 x User's Manual
Price : $258.88
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Pipo M7 Pro no internal 3G
By Ion54
The benchmarks are very good.
Built quality is good (Acer comparable)
The screen quality is excellent.
Battery life is good (not as good as my other tablet - Asus MeMo pad HD 7") at about 7 hours of use.
WiFi is very good.
Cameras are OK but the flash for the back camera is a joke.
It comes with Android 4.2.2 and Flash installed. Google Play Store is installed too.
There are some "custom" firmware available, based on the factory firmware, but you can root the tablet quite easy and delete what you don't want.
For rooting I have used "unlockroot" free version. Run it as administrator on W7 or Vista machines. It will tell you the tablet is rooted but you should choose to root it again.
What I do not like that much is the smoothness of the firmware. It is not at the level of big name tablets (Asus, Samsung, Sony) and far, far away of the quality feel of the iPad.
It has hesitations and short hick-ups, but I had few of those on the Asus tablet too.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Pipo Pro is a Solid Choice
By John Aston
I've own a Pipo M7 Pro and the larger Pipo M9 Pro for two months and both are quality devices. If you have problems like the person from the above comment, simply do a Factory Restore and most of the time that resolves such issues, if not, there's a factory warranty.
This new model series is on par with most other brands - worth the investment based on my extensive testing - unlike many other China-marketed tablets - this one is geared toward the English language consumer and most Google services and Netflix work well on this model.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
DO NOT BUY THIS !
By Alexandre Viladevall
I have owned this tablet for more than a month now, and all I can say is that it is the worst electronic device that I have ever owned. When i 1st got it it would crash, freeze, and reboot every time I tried to use it. I then looked for a update to see if that would solve the issue. Well, the update made things worse. 70% of the time the tablet will get stuck on the "Pipo" splash screen and will sit there until the battery is drained. If you keep on resetting it via the hardware reset button on the back, you may get lucky and the dammed thin g will boot all the way up to the log on screen. Then the fun begins. The tablet is sluggish, the battery will barely last a day on standby, and the tablet will randomly reboot, whence you are stuck with the dammed "Pipo" splash screen of death (it will sit there forever!) I have owned and still own many tablets: Asus Transformer, Viewsonic Gtab, Acer A110, Acer W500, Nexus 7, Fuhu Nabi2, and Lenovo A1, and this is by far the worst I have ever owned. DO NOT BUY THIS!!! unless you enjoy throwing your money away and spending many frustrating days trying to get this thing to work.
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