Pre-order now 7-inch Exynos quad-core tablet

The successful launch of the quad-core Wammy Titan 2, WickedLeaks has come with a quad-core powered 7-inch tablet device.

The Wammy Desire Tab 2 is a quad-core tablet with a 5-point IPS capacitive touch screen and a display resolution of 1280 by 800 pixels. The phone runs on the Exynos 4412 quad-core processor from Samsung clocked at 1.4 GHz speed, and is supported by a Mali 400 graphics processor. This is just 10.9 mm tick and 298 grams in weight which indeed sounds good. (Even one variant of the Galaxy S4 also runs on an Exynos processor, though a different version)

Zync launches Android, Quad 10.1 inch full HD display tablet at Rs 14,990

Zync has launched its new Android, Quad 10.1 inch full HD display tablet on Friday. The tablet to be available on the company’s official website is priced at Rs. 14,990.

The company said that it is focusing on  high-end affordable tablet market in the country Before this the company had launched  three tablets, Dual 7.0, Quad 8.0 and Quad 9.7.

The tablet comes with capacitive screen with a ten point multi-touch along with a screen resolution of 1920×1200 pixels. It runs on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and powered by a powerful Quad-core 1.5 GHz processor.

It sports a 5 MP rear auto focus camera with face detection and 2 MP front-facing camera for video chat. For connectivity, the Quad 10.1 gets Wi-Fi (Direct, for data transfer), HDMI port and micro-USB. The tablet has a 16 GB internal storage capacity, which is expandable to 32GB via a microSD card. The tablet has a rechargeable Lithium-Ion 8000 mAh battery.

Amul Mohan Mittal, Co-Founder, Zync Global said, “After seeing the success of the Quad 8 and the quad 9.7 tablets, Zync is now entirely targeting the high-end affordable tablet market in the country. This Quad 10.1 tablet is packed with premium features and is being offered to the consumer at a very affordable price.”

The tablet comes pre-loaded with e Google Play Store, Google Maps Navigation, HTML Browser, Adobe Flash, Adobe Reader, Aldiko e-Book Reader, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, GTalk, Skye, MSN Messenger. It also offers office suite with World/Excel/Powerpoint. Some of the supported games applications include Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja etc.

COMPARISON OF Sony Honami camera sensor WIYH OTER PHONES

The device is said to have an 20-megapixel or 16-megapixel CMOS sensor, which points towards impressive imaging capabilities
it will have an 1/1.6-inch Exmor RS stacked sensor and will have a Sony CyberShot G lens, which is a premium grade glass lens. If one looks at the sensor size alone then we know this is a massive sensor for a smartphone. Only the Nokia PureView 808 has a larger 1/1.2-inch sensor and it barely pips the Nokia N8 in terms of sensor size which had a 1/1.83-inch sensor. Even the Samsung Galaxy camera pales in sensor size, leave alone the newly launched Galaxy S 4 and HTC One smartphones.
Sony is planning to incorporate a Xenon or a dual LED flash setup so that the images are 10 times brighter than normal smartphones. There is even word of a new Plasma Flash technology, but this does not look so feasible.

According to the report, Sony wants to have the biggest camera sensor on an Android smartphone and wants to eclipse the Nokia N8 purely in terms of technical specifications for the camera.
Sony internally estimates a thickness of 10mm which will make it much slimmer than the Nokia PureView 808 and the N8. Both these devices had a massive camera bulge on the back that added to the thickness.

• Sony plans on adopting a glass and metal chassis for the device but ‘Carbon Fibre’ will also make an appearance.

THE NEW Hands On Fly F8s Tablet

The tablet holds an 8-inch Ultra Bright XGA IPS display with 1024X768 pixels resolution, which looks decent and offered nice and smooth visuals, without color distortion. It is capable of playing HD videoit has Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, runs on 1.2GHz dual-core processor, which is seen in many of its competitors as well, and features 1GB of RAM with 2.5GB of usable memory out of the 4GB of ROM.

It also has a microSD card slot to expand the memory to up to 32GB.s as well.The tablet can also work on 3G network, supports voice-calling, and has a single SIM slot given on it as well. However, like many of its equivalents from other players, you will either need to use headphones or loud-speaker to talk to the other person on call, as the earphone is missing on the device.Other features include FM radio, which is quite apt for the Indian audience. On the connectivity front, the device supports for Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS and GPRS. There are some sensors like proximity sensor, accelerometer and gravity sensor.

new Fly F45s comes with Rs 12,500,Rs 10,000

The F45s falls in the 4.5-inch category, with a qHD display offering 540X960 pixels resolution. The display was crisp and the touch interface was smooth, and in the limited time we had with the device, it worked fine without giving any trouble.
 It runs on the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, which is supported by a dual-core processor ticking at 1.2GHz, which is also seen in its F8s tablet launched alongside. The smartphone would be standing against the likes of Lava Xolo A700 and Karbonn Titanium S1, which however has an edge with a quad-core processor

• the F45s packs in a 12-megapixel camera with BSI sensor and auto-flash, and is capable of capturing 80 shots on burst mode. The images came out well on static mode, and were easily comparable to the results by the best of the device’s competitors in this segment and offers 

1GB RAM and 4GB ROM with 2.5GB usable internal memory which can be expanded up to 32GB using a microSD card. especially for those looking for a device in the south of Rs 15,000. However if compared with other vendors, a few of which have a better set of offerings for this price, it might just lag behind in the race. The Fly F45s comes with an MRP of Rs 12,500 but can be purchased for as low as Rs 10,000.