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• Operating System: Google Android 2.3 (Gingerbread). Android Market. Flash 11.0 (For BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, YouTube etc). Front facing Camera, Skype video calls, movies and Kindle eBook reader.
• Ultra quick 1.5GHz S5P210 II processor DDR IIRAM: 512MB. Internal Storage: 16GB. Accepts MicroSD card up to 32GB
• MULTI-TOUCH CAPACITIVE Touchscreen supports the latest Flash 11.0
• High resolution 7″ WVGA wide-screen touchscreen with full HD capability.
• 2 mini USB ports, 1 MicroSD port, 1 HDMI slot

UPDATE: 29 October, 2011:Now with UK ANDROID MARKET, SKYPE VIDEO CALLS AND FREE CAR CHARGER.
The new Cambridge Sciences G7-2 Tablet PC features the powerful Samsung S5P210 II, Cortex A8-1.5GHz CPU with enhanced graphics and runs on Android 2.3. It features a Multi-Touch Capacitive touchscreen. High quality graphics and video playback with market leading picture quality.

HIGHLIGHTS
50% Lighter, Slim-line design.
Latest Android Market: Access thousands of Android Apps.
Fantastic HD output, watching videos and playing games in high quality HD.
Ideal gift. Comes in a lovely new white and black package that’s beautiful to look at.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION:

CPU: Samsung S5P210 II, Cortex A8-1.5GHz, Supports 2D/3D graphics acceleration
Operating System: ANDROID 2.3
RAM: 512MB
Memory: 16GB
Expansion: Supports MicroSD card up to 32GB
Screen: 7″ CAPACITIVE Touchscreen
Resolution: 800 x 480 – 16:9
Network: WIFI: IEEE802.11b/g/n
Front facing Camera
G-Sensor: Yes
Multi-Touch and Pinch Zoom: Yes
Flash 11.0: Yes
Android Market: Yes
YouTube, eBay, Shazam, Twitter, Skype: Yes
EBooks: TXT, PDF, HTML, RTF, FB2…
Headphone Jack: 3.5mm
High-quality speakers
Built-in microphone
Video HD Output: 1080P HDMI, High-Res 1920X1080, 50Mb streaming
3D Games: GPU (OpenGL ES-CM 1.1)
Video: AVI/3GP/MP4/MPG/RM/RMVB/MKV/MOV/FLV/WMV.
Music: MP3/WMA/WAV/APE/OGG/FLAC/AAC.
External Ports: 2 x mini USB ports, 1 x MicroSD port, 1 x HDMI 1080P port, 1 x Headphone, 1 x microphone, 1 x Charger.
Power adapter: 9V, 2A
Battery capacity: 7.4V/4000mA rechargeable battery: 4~6 hours
Standby time: More than 36 hours,
Video playback: 4 hours
Product Size: 19.50 × 12.30 × 1.20cm
Product Weight: 410 g

List Price: £199.99

Price: £189.99

• Operating System: Google Android 2.3 (Gingerbread). Android Market. Flash 10.3 (For BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, YouTube etc). Front facing Camera, Skype voice calls, movies and Kindle eBook reader.
• Ultra quick 1.5GHz S5P210 II processor DDR IIRAM: 512MB. Internal Storage: 8GB. Accepts MicroSD card up to 32GB
• MULTI-TOUCH CAPACITIVE Touchscreen running the latest Flash 10.3
• High resolution 7″ WVGA wide-screen touchscreen with full HD capability.
• 2 mini USB ports, 1 MicroSD port, 1 HDMI slot

The new Cambridge Sciences G7-II Tablet PC features the powerful Samsung S5P210 II, Cortex A8-1.5GHz CPU with enhanced graphics and runs on Android 2.3. It features a Multi-Touch Capacitive touchscreen. High quality graphics and video playback with market leading picture quality.

HIGHLIGHTS
50% Lighter, Slim-line design.
Latest Android Market: Access thousands of Android Apps.
Fantastic HD output, watching videos and playing games in high quality HD.
Ideal gift. Comes in a lovely new white and black package that’s beautiful to look at.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION:

CPU: Samsung S5P210 II, Cortex A8-1.5GHz, Supports 2D/3D graphics acceleration
Operating System: ANDROID 2.3
RAM: 512MB
Memory: 8GB
Expansion: Supports MicroSD card up to 32GB
Screen: 7″ CAPACITIVE Touchscreen
Resolution: 800 x 480 – 16:9
Network: WIFI: IEEE802.11b/g/n
Front facing Camera
G-Sensor: Yes
Multi-Touch and Pinch Zoom: Yes
Flash 10.3: Yes
Android Market: Yes
YouTube, eBay, Shazam, Twitter, Skype: Yes
EBooks: TXT, PDF, HTML, RTF, FB2…
Headphone Jack: 3.5mm
High-quality speakers
Built-in microphone
Video HD Output: 1080P HDMI, High-Res 1920X1080, 50Mb streaming
3D Games: GPU (OpenGL ES-CM 1.1)
Video: AVI/3GP/MP4/MPG/RM/RMVB/MKV/MOV/FLV/WMV.
Music: MP3/WMA/WAV/APE/OGG/FLAC/AAC.
External Ports: 2 x mini USB ports, 1 x MicroSD port, 1 x HDMI 1080P port, 1 x Headphone, 1 x microphone, 1 x Charger.
Power adapter: 9V, 2A
Battery capacity: 7.4V/4000mA rechargeable battery: 4~6 hours
Standby time: More than 36 hours,
Video playback: 4 hours
Product Size: 19.50 × 12.30 × 1.20cm
Product Weight: 410 g

List Price: £179.99

Price: £159.99

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• 7″ TFT LCD Screen – 800 x 480
• Supports MP3 and AVI (320 x 240) music / video formats
• Supports WORD, EXCEL & Powerpoint docs
• PDF Reader
• Great for reading e-books!

Specification:

CPU: VIA WM8505 (600MHz)
Display: 7″ resistive touch screen tablet.
Memory: 256M DDR2
2GB Nand flash memory
800 x 480 resolution
Operating system: Google Android 1.6
WIFI built-in 802.11B / G wireless card + external 10M-100M Broadband
Microphone jack
Built-in stereo speakers
Battery 2100MAH lithium
Battery life time of 1-2 hours of use
Media player Audio format MP3, WAV, WMA, AAC, AAC, AC3, WAV and other audio formats Video format MP4 SP, AVI (XviD, H.263, DivX), flash, 3GP, and H.263 WMA Image format JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF format images browsing, automatic browsing
G-Senser gravity sensing + touch screen Operation

Price: £86.99

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• Google Android Operating System
• 800 x 480 TFT High reolution Touch Screen
• Super Fast WiFi – 802.11 B/G
• PDF E-BOOK READER
• OFFICE APPLICATIONS compatible with WORD, EXCEL & POWERPOINT

With the advent of Apple’s (by now) famous iPad, a whole new breed of device has evolved. Not just an e-book reader but not quite a fully fledged PC. Our aPad combines the versatility of a Google Android operating system with a fast WiFi connection and a brilliant touch screen interface.

The ability to play MP3 music through the built in speaker or with earphones (not included) and play full screen video, utilising the industry standard AVI format make this device more of a home entertainment centre than a tablet PC.

The google android operating system is intuitive and easy to use with applications for SKYPE, EMAIL, MSN and office programs sharing compatibity with WORD, EXCEL and POWERPOINT documents.

The 7″ inch full colour TFT screen is a joy to use both from a visible and a tactile perspective. No mouse, no keyboard, no clutter – this all-in-one device will have the whole family wanting one !

Price: £83.50

• Model: Google Android 1.7 7” MID Mini Netbook UMPC Tablet PC – OS: Google Android 1.7 ( Firmware versoin is 1.6) – CPU: VIA MW8505 400-450MHz -
• Memory / ROM : 2GB – Memory / RAM : 256MB – Display: 7″ 16:9 wide-touch screen 800X480 high-brightness TFT LCD – Resolution: 800 x 480 Pixels – Memory Slot : 1x micro SD card slot
• LAN External Fast 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Adapter – Wi-Fi: 802.11 a/b/g Wi-Fi certified Network connection – Browser: Google Browser – Battery Type: Rechargeable Polymer Battery -
• Camera: 1.3 Mega – Speaker: Supports stereo speaker, I/o Ports: Build-in 2.0 USB, SD card slot, 3,5mm Headphone, Build-in Microphone – Video: mp4 – Music: MP3,WMA – Photo: Jpeg, Gif – Email: support Gmail – Other Software Google Maps,Calendar, Contacts, Weather,clock ,Fring,QQ,MSN,Youtube,Google Map,Document to go,Multimedia Player,Email,Es File Explore,Application Store…

Specifications :
Model: Google Android 1.7 7” MID Mini Netbook UMPC Tablet PC -
OS: Google Android 1.7 ( Firmware versoin is 1.6)
CPU: VIA MW85-05 400-450MHz
Memory / ROM 2GB – Memory / RAM 256MB -
Display: 7″ 16:9 wide-touch screen 800X480 high-brightness TFT LCD
Resolution: 800 x 480 Pixels -
Memory Slot; 1x micro SD card slot
LAN External Fast 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Adapter -
Wi-Fi: 802.11 a/b/g Wi-Fi certified Network connection -
Browser: Google Browser -
Dimensions: W x D x H 199mm(L) x129mm(W) x14mm(H)
Weight: 370g -
Battery Type: Rechargeable Polymer Battery -
Camera: 1.3 Mega -
Battery Capacity: Built in 7.4V 2400 mAH -
Speaker: Supports stereo speaker, built-in microphone -
USB: 2.0 -
G Sensor: Yes -
Language: Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Spanish, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian , Lithuanian, Norwegian, Poland, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovakian, Slovenian, Swedish, Tagalog, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified) -
I/o Ports: Build-in 2.0 USB,, Micro SD card slot, 3,5mm Headphone, Build-in Microphone -
Video: mp4 -
Music: MP3,WMA -
Photo: Jpeg, Gif -
Voltage required: 100/240V -
Email: support Gmail -
Other Software Google Maps,Calendar, Contacts, Weather,clock ,Fring,QQ,MSN,Youtube,Google Map,Document to go,Multimedia Player,Email,Es File Explore,Application Store…
applications&games Android Market (Lots of applications and games can be downloaded from the site) ;

Package included :

?1 x Google Android Tablet PC
?1 x External RJ45/USB Pot
?1 X User manual(English)
.. 1 x Stylus
?1 X retail box

Price: £100.00

• Google Android Operating System
• 800 x 480 TFT High reolution Touch Screen
• Super Fast WiFi – 802.11 b/g
• 1.3M Web Camera, 2 x High Speed USB
• MP3 MP4 Video SKYPE MSN E-Book Handwriting

VIA MW8505 CPU
Android OS 1.9 88
256MB Memory
2GB HD
800 x 480 TFT High reolution Touch Screen
Stereo output / Mic
Wireless LAN 802.11 b/g
2 x 2.0 USB
Fully fledged Email Client
SKYPE / MSN
Size: L 190.5 x W 118.5 x H 15 mm
Battery: Lithium 2200mAh /7.4V
Weight: 0.6KG

Price: £109.99

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