Hisense Vidaa Pad Coming To America

Hisense Sero 8 Pro tablet hits the FCC, high-res display and all

But will we get all the colors?

I’m disappointed English-language JD.com carries only the Tyrant Gold model. That red color is killer.

This could be the first Rockchip 3288-based tablet to be sold in America. I’m a bit excited over the prospect of fondling it. I hope it gets in actual stores (wake up, Best Buy!).

Previously here:

Hisense Vidaa Pad Listed At English JD.com
Hisense Vidaa Pad Gets Sketchy Review
Hisense Vidaa Pad Has Custom UI
Hisense Vidaa Pad: Beauty Shots
Hisense Vidaa Pad: ZOL Does Advertorial Video
New Info About The Hisense Vidaa Pad
Hisense Announces Vidaa Pad Price
First Video: Hisense Vidaa Pad
More About the Hisense Vidaa Pad
Hisense Vidaa Pad: Thinnest Android Tablet?
China Tablets & Tech, Briefly

iFive Air Gets A Second Review

Over at IMP3Net [Google Translate].

The only surprise is that the back camera isn’t condemned. But the samples offered as proof are reduced in size, so I’m unconvinced.

Previously here:

Prior iFive Air posts

Ramos i9s Pro: Dual-Boot Android/Windows 8.1

This tablet doesn’t interest me.

But it’s notable for these reasons:

1) As Intel’s first partner in China, Ramos has really been trying to improve quality control and create a distinct look

2) It’s the second dual-boot tablet from Ramos

2) It has 64GBs of storage

See coverage at IMP3Net [Google Translate], full specs at PadHz [Google Translate], and beauty shots of the tablet (Windows 8.1 version) at ZOL [Google Translate].

Previously here:

Videos: Ramos i10Pro Android-Windows Dual Boot Tablet
Ramos i10Pro Tablet Is Dual-Boot Windows/Android
Ramos: Dual-Boot Windows/Android Tablet

Palm, Is That You?

There's now an old Palm logo on http://t.co/8Q8w5mciOi… whaaaaat? http://t.co/yYVQqw18wW pic.twitter.com/GRV7SJXrNJ

— Derek Kessler (@dkdsgn) December 19, 2014

A trip to the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office revealed something.

“Forget It, Jake. It’s China.”

Weibo:

So one can from a competitor looks like another. The original can maker sues and is awarded damages and a restraining order.

But this doesn’t seem to apply to tablet, smartphone, and other designs. How does that even work?

Reference: Huawei Vs. Apple, Flagship Phones

I wasn’t paying any attention to the Huawei phone introduced this week.

Then I saw this chart.

The Coming China Tech Extinction

Weibo:

Onda V919 3G Air Dual-Boot Coming

Weibo: