Archos GamePad 2, gaming 7-inch tablet

Archos has been working for a long time on the new GamePad 2 , gaming 7-inch tablet has obtained the certification of FCC recently , and only this morning, HKTDC has published the product page revealing its technical final. The new Archos GamePad 2 will have approximately the same size as its predecessor , but will boast a display with higher resolution, a processor faster and more memory RAM on board.

GamePad 2 is powered by a 1.6GHz quad-core CPU, which makes us think of a Rockchip RK3188 SoC, and integrates a 7-inch IPS display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal memory, expandable with a microSD card slot. What makes this device a tablet or a gaming console/Android tablet is definitely the presence of a D-pad and physical buttons integrated into the frame, which increase the size of the GamePad 2 (larger than any other 7-inch tablet) but allow the user to keep the console from the sides, with the thumbs and fingers on the buttons, without the need to touch the screen to start a game.

The tablet by a capacitive touchscreen display, but you can use a key mapping software for controlling and managing the game without using the screen. Sales prices and the availability to the public consumer are not yet known, but we expect a launch later this year (maybe for Christmas) to about $ 200. For now you can order 500 units for $ 170 each.

Via: Liliputing

IbenX GamePad a gaming quad-core tablet

The market is always changing and companies churn out new models, just like IbenX GamePad, a gaming quad-core tablet.

The gaming tablet is unlike the standard tablet, must ensure ergonomics and performance, allowing the user to be able to play without any problems. The tablet game should in fact incorporate the precise controls, buttons and joystick physical well-positioned to meet the gambling habits, especially solid, but they also provide good gaming performance with the latest 3D titles.

IbenX GamePad attempts to reconcile both aspects, with the integration of a quad-core processor and a series of buttons around the screen. It 'difficult to assess the actual quality, but this video shows his "road test" (jump to minute 9) giving us excellent general impressions.The tablet integrates a capacitive IPS display 7 inches with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels , operating system, Android 4.1 Jelly bean and two cameras, a front-facing 0.3-megapixel and a rear 5-megapixel camera. Under the shell is then installed a quad-core SoC Allwinner A31(Cortex A7) with PowerVR SGX 544 graphics, a solution that should be far superior to the chip Rockchip RK3066 dual-core Archos GamePad.

At the moment we do not know the launch date and the actual sale price , but probably we will know more in the coming weeks.

Source: Liliputing