Flyer 1 GB / 32 GB / 7" | Internal storage:
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Flyer 1 GB / 16 GB / 7" | Internal storage:
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CPU Frequency | 1.5 GHz Best: Wacom Cintiq Companion CPU Frequency: 3 GHz | |||
CPU Cores | 1 Best: Asus Transformer Pad TF300T CPU Cores: 12 | |||
Pixel density | 170 ppi Best: Hisense VIDAA Mirror Pixel density: 431 ppi | |||
Screen size | 7 in Best: Planar Helium PCT2785 Screen size: 27 in |
Display technology | LCD |
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Screen size | 7.0 in |
Resolution | 1024 x 600 px |
Pixel density | 170.0 ppi |
Touchscreen | yes |
Colour of product | Silver |
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Internal storage |
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Maximum memory card size | 32.0 GB |
Memory card supported | microSD |
Rear camera | yes |
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Front camera | yes |
Rear resolution | 1.3 Mpx |
Front resolution | 5.0 Mpx |
Video resolution | 720p |
Autofocus | yes |
Geo-tagging | yes |
Wi-Fi | yes |
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3G | yes |
Battery type | Li-Po |
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Battery capacity | 4000.0 mAh |
Height | 7.7 in |
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Width | 4.8 in |
Depth | 0.52 in |
Weight | 14.82 oz |
Operating system | Android 3.2 Honeycomb |
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RAM memory | 1 GB |
CPU Cores | 1 |
CPU Frequency | 1.5 GHz |
Accelerometer | yes |
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Ambient light sensor | yes |
Digital compass | yes |
Type of USB | Micro-USB |
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Bluetooth | yes |
Bluetooth version | 3.0 + HS |
Charging connection | Micro-USB |
Headphone connection | 3.5mm |
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