Previously we had the founder of Pipo displaying this:
All square-cornered and not looking anything like an iPad Mini clone.
Well, forget that.
Previously we had the founder of Pipo displaying this:
All square-cornered and not looking anything like an iPad Mini clone.
Well, forget that.
Filed under iPad Mini Clones
IMP3Net reviews the new Onda V819i [Google Translate].
Onda confuses the hell out of people by using its 819 designation on a tablet that breaks that naming tradition. Previously all 819-tablets were iPad Mini clones. The new V819i is a conventional 16:9 tablet with an eight-inch screen at 1280 x 800. The “i” at the end means “Intel,” and this has a 64-bit Intel Bay Trail-T Z3735E CPU with a max turbo frequency of 1.8GHz but a general frequency of 1.3Ghz. There’s also 1GB RAM and 16GBs of storage.
Filed under Android
We have two preliminary AnTuTu scores for two different CPUs.
The first is for the new quad-core Rockchip 3288:
That’s from an unreleased Pipo iPad Mini clone with a Retina-class screen.
Note that’s not AnTuTu X, so the credibility of this score is deemed preliminary.
That’s not the 40,000-range score that’s been touted.
Filed under Android, iPad Mini Clones