Coby Kyros MID7047 Android 4.0 Tablet

Coby Kyros 7047-4 overview | source: http://www.cobyusa.com

Coby 7.0" MID7047 Android Tablet

Here is an unexpensive Android tablet running on Ice Cream Sandwich designed for budget customers. This is made for those looking for a low budget tablet that has the basic capabilities like web browsing, music playback and playing some basic games.

Here are some positive notes about this Tablet

• 7.0" Multi-touchscreen - easily zoom with two fingers as well as other capabilities of a 2-point multi-touch device.

• Wi-Fi Support - connect to the internet wirelessly through its 802.11 b/g/n comm port.

• Wide range of media support - play most of the internets sound, video and photo formats.

User experience:
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• Pros
1. Affordable
2. With microSD expansion capability

• Cons

1. Narrow viewing angle
2. Not a real Android Tablet as it does not even have access to Google Play.
3. Lags at times

Here is the complete list of its specifications:

Operating System	Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
Processor / Chipset	Cortex™-A5 (Telechips)
	1.0 GHz
Graphic
Display	7.0” TFT LCD (WVGA 800 x 480),  capacitive Multi-touchscreen, 16:9 aspect ratio
Touchscreen	Yes
LCD Features
Memory	Flash; 512MB
Hard Drive	Built-in 4GB/Expandable up to 32GB
HDD Interface
Color	Black
Multimedia	Built-in Microphone
	Integrated Speaker
Communication	Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
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Ports	USB 2.0 High Speed (Micro Connector)
	3.5mm Headphone
	MicroSDHC
Input	Touchscreen
Power	AC 100-240VAC INPUT, DC 5V output
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Dimension	7.75 x 0.45 x 4.5
Weight	7 lbs.
Software *Software can be changed without notice
Others	Plays/displays common internet audio/video/Photo formats.
	Available in the following languages:English, Spanish, French (Canada & France), German, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Italian, Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), Korean, Japanese, Russian, Hebrew, Greek, Arabic
	CE, FCC certified
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Warranty	---
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Samsung Support Page	http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/XE700T1C-A01US (includes manual downloads and FAQs & How Tos)

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