Today we want to talk about a Android tablet designed in Spain interesting in the range low cost and ideal for those who want to have a first tablet experience without losing a kidney. Is named Unusual Dual Vortex And it comes from the Spanish company Nvsbl, which has already put it on sale for a price of 119 euros, and can be found in large stores such as Carrefour.
Let's go to the technical specifications.
It is a tablet 7 inches capacitive screen with IPS panel and with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. Your Amlogic chip is made up of a 9 Ghz Cortex-A1,2 dual-core processor and a GPU Mali-400. These are accompanied by 1 GB of RAM to move the operating system 4.1 Android Jelly Bean. As for internal storage, we find 8 GB that we can expand by microSD up to 32 GB.
The connectivity is provided by WiFi, USB 2.0 OTG that allows us to also use it as an external storage input and an output of mini HDMI to export the image to a larger screen.
We have only a 0,3 MPX front camera, just fine for video calling. Its 3.200 mAh battery is more than enough considering the low cost of its screen and processor. Its thickness is 10,3 mm.
As you can see, it is a very suitable tablet to give a first experience. Its processor is sufficient, the GPU will give us good graphic management and its HDMI connectivity will give us the option of using it as a multimedia center.
In Spain it seems that we are specializing in this type of tables. There is another slightly better known company, BQ, that makes tablets with similar specifications and even prices. Specifically the Maxwell range It is the one that most resembles it and both are good options now that we are all quite short of bills.
Source: Engadget