The Axioo PicoPad 7's release serves as manufacturer-provided proof that 3G tablets are not always pricey. The Axioo PicoPad 7 is a tablet, but thanks to its small size, you can really fit it in your jeans pocket. When comparing the Axioo Picopad 7 to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7, which has curved sides and a plastic covering on its body, it is immediately apparent that they have comparable designs. Although analyzing the Axioo PicoPad 7 review from the perspective of the design would be extremely interesting, if you have the urge to purchase this item, you should learn beforehand about all the amenities provided. The Axioo Picopad 7 relies solely on the WIFI network and lacks a cellular internet connection for both GSM and CDMA.
Additionally, if you enjoy taking pictures as a pastime, you should think twice before purchasing the Axioo Picopad 7 tablet because it just has one front-facing camera, per the review. The resultant image is not good and gadget lovers shouldn't have high expectations because the maximum resolution is only for VGA. The Axioo PicoPad 7 can be an alternative option for gadget pals who enjoy viewing movies, nevertheless, as this device can play movies in full HD 1080p format using AVI, WMV, MPEG, MPG, and FLV codecs.
Specifications Picopad Axioo 7H2
Specification
Quad-core, 1.2 GHz CPU.
Mali-400 MP2 GPU.
Spredtrum SC7731G is the chipset.
OS: Lollipop 5.1.
RAM: 512 MB.
VGA front camera
2 MP rear camera
8 GB of internal memory.
External Memory: 32 GB MicroSD.
Li-Ion 2200 mAh battery
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