ViewSonic ViewPad 7 Review | ZDNet

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Its got GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, a standard headphone jack, stereo speakers and two cameras, all in a stylish glossy black casing with a metal bezel and rounded corners. Another reason for the price tag is that the ViewPad 7 has 512MB of memory but theres no microSD card bundled with it (and youll need one to download e-books, put music or videos on the tablet, take a photograph or work with documents). screen and few apps that expect that size, having the same 800 by 480 resolution as the HTC Desire (rather than the 1024 by 600 of the Galaxy Tab or the 960 by 640 of the iPhone 4) makes for a slightly disappointing experience. Unlike the Galaxy Tab or the Archos Android tablets, theres neither an HDMI connector nor a DLNA client — so this isnt going to be the heart of your media experience. The 3-megapixel main camera takes typical camera-phone shots; theyre fine in daylight but theres no flash, so pictures extremely grainy after dark unless youre right next to a bright light.

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