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The Ainol Novo 7 Burning is a technologically advanced tablet thatperforms all kinds of innovative functions. Housed the Android 4.0.3 ice creamsandwich and a 7” inch screen tablet with anincredible 1200x800 capability,IPS screen and 180 degree viewing function generally belong to those expensive products,but now we can see these function in ainol novo 7 burning.Everything considered,it is an amazing tablet that can rival the latest google nexus tablet.
Every tech specs makes this Ainol tablet a highlysought after and very advanced computer. If you are in the market for a verysmart and highly functional tablet, than look no farther than the Ainol tablet.It can perform circles around many of its competitors.
The Ainol NOVO 7 Burning is a great new tablet that costs around 180 dollars. This is about 70 dollars cheaper than Google’s own Nexus 7. With its 1280x800 screen capability an incredible clarity is added to the visual effects of this new tablet. With this depth of screen capability you can also view your screen from nearly any angle. This too adds to this tablet’s charm and appeal. The response and the black screen are heads above the rest and much better than the normal tablet screen. These cool functions make this tablet a great source for game play and anything else you can dream of.
The Ainol tablet is also quite a pleasure to hold in your hands because of its ultra- thin construction. Actually the Ainol is one of the first authorized tablets by Google. If Google approves it then it must be one innovative little tablet. It has all its keys virtualized, and it is more advanced than any tablet of its kind.
The Ainol also has a very stealth and curved back which gives it an ultra- modern appearance that is very appealing for the consumer. The body of this tablet is thin with a classy elegance. It also has a more up to date GUI which lends itself to a smoother screen transition. It has a better layout which helps the screen transition go even easier.
With the amazing capabilities and features of this tablet you can perform many functions and even multi-task quite easily. With its 5 point multi-touch you can play games at abilities like never before and they come to virtual life right before your eyes. Also just like in iOS, you can even merge folders in a snap. You have all of the latest widget tools at the click of a button and it assists in the multi-tasking function. It runs the latest in 1.5 GHZ with a dual core AMlogic processor.These features enable this awesome tablet to perform with supreme power and speed. The processor also aids in longer battery life which is very convenient for the user. The Chinese company Ainol entered the Android market back on 2010. It will be very intriguing to see how the Ainol Burning tablet competes with Google’s own Nexus 7.
Even though Google’s tablet has Bluetooth and a more powerful CPU, the Ainol will most definitely be in the race against it. This awesome tablet also has 2 cameras which only adds to its innovative and superior design. You can even shoot 5MP pictures and add memory when you need to. You can share videos and movies with your family with FLASH hardware as well. You can also run many apps at the same time making the Ainol tablet even more of a desirable product in today’s highly advanced times. With technology being ever changing and fickle as it is, it can sometimes be a challenge to create a product that does all that this tablet can. For all of its operations it can display on both tablet and TV as well. This incredible tablet can ultimately save you money in the long run which is always a good thing.
It is anticipated that at the beginning when the Ainol is first available, that supplies will be tight and hard to come by because of the sought after capabilities and modern design. It will stand in a class alone because of its classy and elegant looks as well. It is also important to note that although Google doesn’t support FLASH anymore the Ainol does, as mentioned earlier.
Now that a few weeks have passed since Ainol’s release they are reacting very quickly to their customer’s feedback and are already releasing firmware upgrades. They keep customer satisfaction one of their top priorities at this technologically advanced company. Here are some things you can expect to find with the Ainol upgrade:
• They have greatly improved the G sensor drivers
• They have successfully fixed the upgrade failures.
• Made sure that your tablet will have at least 40 percent of its battery power left
• They have repaired the heating issue that existed when charging the Ainol.
• Ainol has also greatly improved all power issues that came along with charging the tablet.
• You will need to be prepared with an SD card since the firmware will have to be saved onto one. This ensures your ability to run the upgrade.
• Once you have the firmware downloaded you can very easily copy it onto the micro SD card.
• The random reacting issue on the touch screen has also been repaired.
This honest company works extra hard to ensure that their customers are 100 percent satisfied with their tablets. If the customer isn’t happy with the product then they feel they haven’t done their job to satisfaction.
If you look online you can read tons of cool information about the Ainol burning tablet and see for yourself how fantastic this new tablet really is. The incredible performance of the Ainol tablet will absolutely amaze you. You will definitely want to go out and buy one today! You better hurry though because as mentioned earlier, the supplies will go quickly. This tablet is literally taking the world by storm and once you use one for yourself, you will see why.
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Reportedly,the release time is August 17th
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Hello, this video shows that Android is two times less reactive than IOS.
http://youtu.be/bNc3yiz0vUo
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Does anyone know if Google plans to correct this?
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Hello, this video shows that Android is two times less reactive than IOS.
http://youtu.be/bNc3yiz0vUo
Does anyone know if Google plans to correct this?
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From the video, it appears that this relates to a particular app (mini piano), so in that case, I'm not sure why it's Google's responsibility to improve the responsiveness of a third party piece of software.
That said, there are some very basic reasons for why iOS will invariably be smoother and more responsive than Android almost 100% of the time.
Put simply, iOS and Android both began their respective development at totally different times. Android started development during a time when the market was saturated with keyboard-centric devices like Blackberry's and such. There wasn't a whole lot of touch-screen proliferation, and even then, those devices with touch screens were still very proprietary and basically none of them offered multi-touch. As such, Android was never originally designed for multi-touch screens; that kind of functionality is more of an evolutionary adaptation than anything else really. Android's core design principles focus on multi-tasking and cloud service connectivity in order to maximize productivity. That's why Android has always more effortlessly been good at both of those things.
iOS on the other hand was designed from ground up to be used on a multi-touch user interface. As such, iOS products have been more focused on being UI-centric, while other functions take a lower priority. Basically, when the user interacts with the screen of an iOS device, the system will drop everything it's doing (if need be) just to make sure that the UI runs smoothly. For example, say you try to interact with a webpage as it's loading on an iOS device. The device will actually stop loading the page, as long as you are touching the device to interact with it. As soon as you're no longer touching it, the page will continue to load. This is also why multi-tasking was more of an afterthought than a core principle with iOS. Apple could have easily implemented some form of multi-tasking right with their first iPhone, but considering the resource limitations at the time, that would have come at the cost of an interface that wouldn't have been as smooth or responsive.
So, to sum up:
Generally speaking, iOS will almost ALWAYS have a smoother and more responsive touch interface than Android has (unless Google basically rebuilds Android for touch screens from ground up).
That said, Android will almost ALWAYS be a better at multi-tasking and integrating cloud services than iOS (unless Apple decides to basically rebuild iOS from ground up with a bigger focus on those services).
Which is better than the other? Well, that's up to you really; it's totally subjective. If you want a simple to use UI which is smooth and responsive, then maybe iOS is better suited for you. If a more diverse ecosystem with endless customization options and very powerful multi-tasking beasts are important enough that you can accept a reasonable cost in the UI smoothness, then Android is your best bet.
thank you for taking the time to respond
for this video, I tried a dozen pianos Android and I chose the one with the least latency.
The latency of Android is a real handicap. I am shocked that no one cares.
For my part I think this problem is caused by drivers
I know this is not comparable, but on PC there is ASIO4All, a pilot able to remove this latency (but just for Audio).
I have a Galaxy Note and I hope that Google will improve this problem.
The reason Google hasn't fixed this issue is because in order to fix this issue the Android UI would have to be completely reprogrammed to accommodate a fix. If they reprogram in that manner then it would basically make every device after the reprogram a legacy device and every application would have to be rewritten.
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"If they reprogram in that manner then it would basically make every device after the reprogram a legacy device and every application would have to be rewritten."
So if I understand it, Android will stay soft?
I am shocked to hear that. If true, I would not give much of its future.
Some applications are unusable with this latency, Apple can rest wisely. this is sad.
I read about it in an article from an interview with an ex Google employee. He said that a complete rewrite of the OS would have to take place
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Thank you for this information.
But in this article it says that ICS has undergone a complete rewrite. What do you think ?
http://www.brucebnews.com/2011/10/new-iphone-new-android-phones-new-windows-phones/
you should read record this video using a galaxy nexus. There is a lot less latency than you show on your video using 'mini piano lite '
It is impossible that you have touched an iPhone, otherwise you would not say that.
Everything I touch on my note have latency compared to the iPhone. And whatever the rom flashed.
To prove that I am not the only one to rave :
http://www.musiquetactile.fr/android-is-far-behind-ios/
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As a result, RIM is being tight-lipped on much of the device's specs, including the processor speed, camera megapixel count and display type. The BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha welcome screen. Source : Asia.Cnet
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The first thing that strikes you is the bright and sharp screen. So far, we know that it's a 4.2-inch 1,280 x 768-pixel (WXGA) display, but not the type of screen or pixel layout. That brings the device's pixel density to 355 ppi, which beats the iPhone's 326 ppi Retina Display hands down.
The Dev Alpha is able to hold its own next to the Galaxy S II's Super AMOLED Plus screen
Many have dubbed the Dev Alpha a mini Playbook. The full touchscreen form factor is similar and the Dev Alpha is made from the same matte black material that covers the PlayBook's back.
While we're on the topic of RIM's tablet, the Dev Alpha seems to be running a barebones OS that's reminiscent of the PlayBook OS 2.0. In fact, checking the prototype's software version shows "PlayBook OS 10".
Since BB 10 is going to be QNX-based, there are going to be some similarities between the PlayBook OS 2.0 and the next-generation operating system. However, Smith adds that what is seen on the Dev Alpha now is not reflective of the final UI, which will actually look more like Live Tiles on Windows Phone.
This being a prototype device, the software was buggy at times, and didn't always detect our fingers. Also, there are no preinstalled apps except the camera and browser.
We didn't get to test the amazing time warp function, where you can scroll a few frames forward or backward to get the best shot. All images that were shot via the front- and rear-facing cameras also simply disappeared off the screen.
With BB OS 10, you're supposed to be getting the new onscreen keyboard. This feature wasn't available on the device we tested, but our CNET US counterpart Brian Bennett did try it, and had good things to say about it:
At first glance it doesn't look like much, just a standard layout with not many options for dual-functions. When you start typing, though--that's when the magic happens. Each letter you tap will cause the phone to display suggested words above the letter it thinks you're most likely to type next. I tried my hand at banging out a few messages and I often found myself staring right at the word sitting on the tip of my tongue. It's honestly an uncanny feeling, almost as if the device was reading my mind.
In addition, there's the ability to swipe upwards on predicted words to add them to the message body. The new keyboard is supposed to help you to input text more efficiently, as well as use a modelling algorithm that will tailor itself to your typing habits over time. It's similar to what's already on the PlayBook, only more intuitive to use.
Finally, you'll find the microSD slot, microHDMI and microUSB ports on the left side. The Dev Alpha packs some 16GB of non-expandable onboard storage and 1GB of RAM, as well as a non-removable battery. Connectivity-wise, there's the usual suite of options like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Internet tethering and near-field communications (NFC). Unfortunately, there isn't a SIM card slot.
If RIM's final BB 10 devices look as good as the Dev Alpha--and actually runs BB 10 OS smoothly--we feel pretty upbeat about its chances in the market. Let's just hope it doesn't follow the footsteps of the PlayBook, which received rave reviews when it was announced, but failed to perform after it was released. All images via Aisa.Cnet
To see the keyboard, and other features on BB 10, click on the video below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=b_TZ3cdwFac
Did you get it?
In india,bb jam is on july 4th isn't it......so if we go to jam,can we get one alpha device?
NOTE:I HAVE 2 APPS ON BB APPWORLD.i am in kerala,maybe i will be coming to delhi
for bb 10 jam.....please reply
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Gamers Rejoice!!!
For those of you that haven't heard, Android Gaming is taking on a new face... an actual CONSOLE, that's right folks, your very on console, here are the specs and the back story behind this amazing creation:
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OUYA began as a project concept like many, but has quickly set itself aside from any other project that may have been like it. In the course of 8 hours, OUYA has raised 1 million dollars as a new Kickstarter Project, and this is not even including the other 29 days left for funding (people must really wanna see this come to pass). Here is why its so great (SPEC CHECK):
- Tegra3 quad-core processor
- 1GB RAM
- 8GB of internal flash storage
- HDMI connection to the TV, with support for up to 1080p HD
- WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
- Bluetooth LE 4.0
- USB 2.0 (one)
- Wireless controller with standard controls (two analog sticks, d-pad, eight action buttons, a system button), a touchpad
- Android 4.0
Pretty impressive right?Due to the unexpected increase in funding, we could very well see an increase in that internal flash storage, maybe even an expandable memory slot, who knows. But all of that Tegra 3 quad core, ice cream sandwich, 8 Gig goodness is not even the best part! This console has been rumored to hit a TV near you one day for a mere $99. That's right, you could Enjoy all your favorites, whether you're a shooter addict and have a taste for some alien slaying in N.O.V.A. 3, or maybe you like to feel the virtual wind in your hair in a nice race in Real Racing 2, and for you people that love to serve your country, shoot a couple of spies in Modern Combat 3, all for less than the price equivalent of 2 new Xbox 360 games. Not to mention, with Android's recent participation in Major League Gaming, this could set the bar on a new plateau. The (virtual gaming) world is your oyster, and these are just the hard core games, the sky is the limit with compatibility due to it running our favorite sweet treat OS version.
Want to check out a video from the developers themselves, check it out HERE
And for all you developers and hackers, this is your call to fame! the console is (and I quote from the people that made it) "hackable". read this quote from Mobile Magazine:
Perhaps the even bigger kicker is that there is an open SDK where they promise to provide digitally-delivered titles for free. I imagine the marketplace will start with a handful of freeware titles and free-to-try games, but it has to open up to paid games eventually.
So any and all (LEGITIMATE!!!! NO PIRACY IS CONDONED, but then again, that's Android's major loophole with the whole Open Source thing) hacking and modding is welcomed, say goodbye to JTAG-ing or jumping through hoops to make your console your own (you paid for it so you should be able to do any LEGITIMATE, cant stress that enough, modifications you want! get the message Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo?).
So, you could spend $400 on a Galaxy Tab, or even $200 for the Nexus 7 for HDMI output, OR you can pay $100 for a console that (due to the vigorous nature of the Android Community) will inevitably get full access to the Google Play Store for you to play your favorite games (and maybe apps, don't quote me on that though) on your 1080p HD screen. BUT I'm just the messenger droid, the real magic is happening behind the scenes and hopefully we can get some awesom updates! Stay on the lookout for this project, and keep on gaming!
Thanks for reading guys,
ognimnella
Wanna read MORE? check out these stories about OUYA
MOBILE MAG ARTICLE
GAMESPOT ARTICLE
KICKSTARTER ARTICLE
DROID GAMERS ARTICLE
Are you buying one? Comment below!
I'm so excited I can't even process it! I've already put my $0.02 in on the thread in the General forum. But O.O. I wonder what this means for the future of Gaming, Android, etc. Now I just need to pledge my money to get a console and maybe an extra controller (And the founder status attached to my Gamer tag would be sweet.)
Thanks for Letting me Copy this Man, i Gave Credit where it is due, it is now up
With a tight budget of around $100 and a need of a good tablet for use, you may think about Chuwi Hi8 as a good choice. At a reasonable price, Chuwi offers users a 2GB RAM 32GB ROM, 1920 x 1200 pixel screen dual booting system tablet. This review will provide a close look at Hi8 to see why it is a worth buying item. The review is supported by Sam from Gearbest.com.
What’s in the box?
1* Tablet
1* Charger
1* USB Cable
1* OTG Cable
1* Earphone
1* User Manual
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Hardware
Chuwi Hi8 relies on a quad-core Intel Atom Z3736F clocked at up to 2.16Ghz and a 7th-gen Intel HD GPU to run these operating systems and their respective apps. For multitasking, the tablet comes with 2GB of RAM (which are detected as such in Windows 8.1 with Bing, but only seen as 1.87GB on Android). As far as storage is concerned, Win8.1 will show 14GB of ROM, out of the 32GB featured by the tablet, and 6.78GB in Android. That surely doesn’t sound like much, but microSD cards of up to 64GB can be used to expand that.
For an 8-inch display, Chuwi Hi8 has a pretty impressive resolution, especially considering the price. A 1920×1200 IPS MagicColor Panel was used, and the pixel density of 283PPI should make everything look crystal clear.
To stay connected, this tablet relies on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth antennas, as well as USB OTG. In fact, an USB OTG cable is provided in the box, along with the charger and the data cable. The 4,000mAh battery shouldn’t take long to charge, provided that the charger is rated at 5V/2A. According to the manufacturer, that capacity should be just enough for up to 5 hours of video playback. In any case, it wouldn’t be such a bad idea to carry a power bank with you, while on the go.
Windows
At the time of this review the tablet ships with Windows 8.1 Bing and includes one free year of Office 365. What’s not certain is once Windows 10 is released will Chuwi start to ship them out with Windows 10 and will office still be included?
Like all 32GB dual boots you have limited space, Windows has just 10GB of free storage so once the Windows updates start rolling and then the upgrade to Windows 10 you’ll likely to have much less than this. This is why I personally think all dual boots should have at least 64GB eMMC’s for storage.
Performance in Windows is fine, Windows, apps, folders all load up quickly, the tablet boots up quick and IE11 is as fluid as it ever is. The only degraded performance from the slower eMMC drive is large application install times and loading. It’s a bit slower than usual from an eMMC.
Android
The Chuwi Hi8 comes with Android 4.4.4 stock and Play Store is working out of the box. There are some bloatware applications, but all of them can be removed bar one, the Chuwi App store. You’ll to root the tablet in order to remove it.
The rom is quick and I encountered no slow down or stutters. You have a small 6.67GB free user space on the internal storage. Not much at all to play with once you start to download large games.
Switching Operating System
Windows and Android side by side, it’s just a matter of touching the Android icon in Windows and you’ll boot over to Android. The same goes for Android, just select Windows from the drop down menu. The system will reset and then boot over to the other OS. If you shut down in Android, it will boot in Android.. same for Windows. If you want to choose which OS on boot, you can hold volume key down and press power to start.
Benchmarks
The Chuwi Hi8 get 33950 scores at Antutu benchmark, It is amazing result in price.
The Chuwi Hi8 is definitely not the most powerful device out there, but it’s really cheap and it actually offers rather solid specifications. If you’re interested in the dual boot aspect, then this is one of the few such offerings you’ll find in the market. Either way, you can purchase the Chuwi Hi8 from GearBest now for $99.99 and get free ship world wide.
Source: ChinaReview.mobi
Bad experience
I have bought chuwi hi8 via DealExtreme at a very hugh price 109€ and it is the worst tablet i ever tried. The machive overheats all the time. If you restore windows you lose the O.S. swaping app. Youtube on android is limited to 720p. The ambedded video on android crashes 40% of the time. And the Multi user options on android does not exist.
If you brighten the screen on windows via energy saving, windows crashes all the time and becomes unusable, The audio works via WDM compatibility.
See why i write this post on my videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKd-rPahPHo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRp7Fgyim9k
And finally the RMA is very difficult.
mine is came with already windows 10. charging is faster when you turn off the tablet. have excel word etc on mobile version. so far its ok. didnt have many problem.
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mine is came with already windows 10. charging is faster when you turn off the tablet. have excel word etc on mobile version. so far its ok. didnt have many problem.
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How is tablet holding so far? I was thinking about getting it but I'm unsure because of seeing mixed reviews.
Cube Tablet, as a well-known digital manufacturer, has always devoted to creating products with more intimate experience sense. Faced with the fierce competition in the tablet market, CUBE Tablet has created more and more myth in current tablet market.
Recently, CUBE Official has released a new Cube iwork10 Ultimate tablet pc which supports six deformation modes. And now, a new 14.1 inch Intel 64bit quad core Cube U1 Cloud Notebook present will be launched soon. What suprise will this new machine take for us? Let's stay tuned for more news.
CUBE U1 Cloud Notebook Main Features:
- Intel Bay Trail-CR Z3735F quad-core Processor
- 14.1 inch Screen, 1366*768 pixels display
- Low power consumption fanless design
- 10000mA Large capacity battery, Long standby
- Remix (Based on Android OS) + Genuine Windows10 dual operating system
- Support HDMI / OTG / TF Card / Bluetooth functions
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CUBE U1 Cloud Notebook Four Highlights:
1. Intel Baytrail-CR Z3735F Quad Core CPU, Providing Smooth Multi-tasking Performance
CUBE U1 Notebook is built in Intel Bay Trail-CR Z3735F quad-core processor, which is committed to meet your daily demands, and suitable for dealing with multi-tasking, making it possible for you to run Microsoft Office, browse Web quickly, as well as have a smooth experience with the high-definition movies and games.
2. Ultra-thin body, Fashionable Appearance
CUBE U1 is a 14.1 inch simple light Notebook, added with gorgeous widescreen and much larger storage space, as well as a number of innovative technologies, all providing a wonderful using experience for both work and entertainment. This model is featured with the simple but elegant design, and still have necessary functions and interfaces which is suitable for the daily demands.
3. Remix (Based on Android OS) + Genuine Windows10 dual operating system
This Cube Cloud Notebook can not only support Remix OS, which is based on the Android OS, but also support Official Windows10 Dual operating system, which will make entertainment and business integrated.
For entertainment:Remis OS, based on Android OS , is more practical and humanized, it is sure to make your life more convenient.
For business: Genuine Microsoft Windows10 operating system, it can not only achieve mobile office, but also support EXE files as PC, and experience traditional PC and online games smoothly. Moreover, it also support Edge browser and dual system hot start, which will be more convenient for OS switching, allowing you to work and play at a better balance, and satisfy all your demands.
4. 10000mA Large Capacity Battery, Long Standby
Depended on Intel's OS power management system, in order to improve performance and energy efficiency of the device, CUBE U1 can manage electric current, power and temperature by running a variety of algorithms simultaneously. Added with the advanced Intel DPTF technology, the U1 notebook gains a longer longer comprehensive using time and standby time under no fanless situation.
for me is super tablet but where buy it? some one have one?
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for me is super tablet but where buy it? some one have one?
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Cube U1 has not been officially released at present, but news has exposed the specs. Maybe it will be released at the early of the coming 2016.
But there's only 32GB?
GearBest claims to have this for a good price, but because it's so new I cannot find anywhere if it runs Linux or not. I'd hate to buy this and discover that I cannot dislodge the Windows 10 installation and replace it with a real operating system. Does anyone know if there is a clone or something which can indicate hardware support?