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Xenon XPad 10 – Performance, Battery Life For a tablet that has a very cheap price tag, the Xenon XPad 10 looks more expensive than its actual worth. There is sufficient contrast and the colors are rendered accurately. Its display is sharp and bright enough and it has good viewing angles. The display on the Xenon XPad 10 is an excellent tablet for the price.

10.1-inch LCD capacitive multi-touch screen (1024×600).

The main specs of the Xenon XPad 10 include a 10.1-inch LCD capacitive multi-touchscreen with 1023×600 resolution, a Cortex-A8 1.2GHz Processor, a 1GB RAM, an 8GB internal memory that’s expandable up to 32GB via microSD slot, a 0.3-megapixel front-facing camera, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, and huge 5600mAH battery. It’s definitely worth checking out if you are budget-conscious and you need a 10-inch tablet to use. The hardware is not cutting-edge or made for blazing-fast performance but it’s decent, considering that this tablet only costs Php 7,999. For ports and buttons, the Xenon XPad 10 has several of them, which is good for users since it means there’s a lot of connectivity options available on this tablet. The XPad 10’s construction is robust and it feels like it can withstand heavy use. It weighs 0.59kg and has a dimension of 26.5 x 1.3 x 16.8 cm. It’s actually lighter than the iPad and about as light as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. It is therefore not a burden to use and it’s also light for its size. In terms of thickness, the Xenon XPad 10 is sufficiently thin for a 10-inch tablet. The bezels are thin, which is exactly how I like them, and it has a metallic grey finish, although from all indications the back cover is made of plastic material, not aluminum. It has rounded corners and curved edges at the back, making it comfortable to hold and use. The Xenon XPad 10 has a rounded design, much like the Samsung tablets that are the market. This time, this review is about the 10-inch Xenon XPad 10. I already posted a review of the 7-inch XPad 7.

The brand has two tablets currently available locally, the Xenon XPad 7 (XP-702) and the Xenon XPad 10 (XP-1001). One such brand to have joined the fray is Xenon. All the buttons and ports are placed neatly on one side of this sleek looking lightweight tablet.Almost everyone is trying to tap into the highly lucrative tablet market. The tab has a better battery, which gives more than 4 hours of back-up on non-stop video playback. But then Aakash 2 and BSNL Penta tab don't support 3G or 2G either, and the only way to surf internet on them is through Wi-Fi. It supports 3G but through a USB dongle, which means you will have to spend 2k more on it. The front camera, placed on the diagonal edge, is a VGA and is quite satisfactory for video chatting.

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The 1 GHz Cortex A8 processor, Android 4.0 and 512 MB RAM, like in Aakash 2 provide for smooth browsing, typing, video playing and gaming experience.

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Speaker packs more power than the likes of Aakash 2 and BSNL Tpad IS709C and can be used as a portable music player.

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The device's 7-inch display with a similar screen resolution of 480p seems brighter. Price-wise, it is in the same league as Aakash 2, but quality-wise it is superior on several counts.

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XPad X720 from Simmtronics Semiconductors is the latest addition to the the budget tablet PC segment. At such a low price, those tablets had so much to offer. While doing the budget tablet shootout, we came across a number of handy tablets in the range of just 4-5k. It often uses an onscreen virtual keyboard, a passive stylus pen, or a digital pen, rather than a physical keyboard and running a standard PC operating system like Windows, Android or Linux.

Simmtronics XPAD X720: Extremely compact, portable and lightweight, you don't have to think twice about taking this tablet along wherever you goĪ tablet PC, or simply tablet, is a complete mobile computer, larger than a mobile phone or personal digital assistant, integrated into a flat touch screen and primarily operated by touching the screen.