Dual-core ePad Android Tablet launched with impressive specs


When the iPad first launched and ushered in the tablet generation, a small Chinese electronics manufacturer stepped up to take them on with the ePad Andorid tablet. That first edition ePad was terrible, however their new and improved dual-core ePad is awesome!

Since the original ePad, Chinese tablet manufacturer Zenithink have learnt a lot and have released plenty of well priced Android tablets which have gone on to become some of the fastest selling Android tablets of all time.

The new ePad from Zenithink looks to carry on the tradition of great value, functional Android tablets, but with the added performance benefits of a new AMlogic MX dual-core CPU to give the 10 inch iPad battler some extra horsepower.

dual core epad android tablet

The ePad C93 from Zenithink boasts a 1.5Ghz dual-core CPU, 1GB RAM, 4GB ROM, a 1024 x 600 resolution mulit-touch 10 inch display, 2 x USB ports, HDMI out and an Android ICS 4.0.3 operating system.

epad android tablet dual core from china

There is also a front camera for video calls, micro SD card reader to boost storage and also an external speaker on the back.

dual core epad android tablet

For more info you can head over to the Zenithink website here.

 

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4 Comments

  1. ark85
    August 29, 2012

    Those with rk3066 chip and higher screen res scores more than 7500 pts in antutu

  2. Geodex
    August 29, 2012

    I have grown to think the rk3066 are crap on antutu benchmarks. Compare the Ainol Fire which uses amlogic to the pipo u1 and you will be shocked.

  3. August 31, 2012

    ark85 those 2 pages never opened after 15mins of waiting.

    I could link you to similar 7 inch tablet benchmarks and you see no real fuzz about the rk3066 devices.