7" A23 Q88 tablet pc android 4.2 512MB 4GB/12GB Dual Camera OTG USB 3G WIFI A23D tablet pc 7— $74.00 (Save 12%!)



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7" A23 Q88 tablet pc android 4.2 512MB 4GB/12GB Dual Camera OTG USB 3G WIFI A23D tablet pc 7— $74.00 (Save 12%!)
Item Type: Tablet PC Tablet Data Capacity: 4GB Network Communiction: Wifi,External 3G Screen Size: 7" Extend Port: 3G External,DC Jack,Mini USB,TF card Package: Yes Net Weight: 484G Supporting Language: English,Russian,Spanish,Swedish,Portuguese,Italian,German,Chinese,French,Japanese,Polish,Ukrainian,Greek,Hebrew Camera: Front...


Item Type: Tablet PC Tablet Data Capacity: 4GB Network Communiction: Wifi,External 3G Screen Size: 7" Extend Port: 3G External,DC Jack,Mini USB,TF card Package: Yes Net Weight: 484G Supporting Language: English,Russian,Spanish,Swedish,Portuguese,Italian,German,Chinese,French,Japanese,Polish,Ukrainian,Greek,Hebrew Camera: Front Camera Processor Manufacture: AllWinner Touch Screen Type: Capacitive Screen Front Webcam Pixels: 0.3MP Processor Main Frequency: Dual Core Feature: G Sensor,OTG Memory Capacity: 512MB Operating System: Android 4.2 Display resolution: 640x480 Cell Capacity: 1800 MAh Model Number: A23D Processor Model: Allwinner A23, Dual Core, 1.5GHz Brand Name: OEM CPU: Allwinner A23, Dual Core, 1.5GHz Display: 7.0 inch capacitive screen, 800*480px, multi-touch OS: Android 4.0.3 Color: Front Black, Back White/Black Memory: Ram 512M DDR3 Rom 4GB Battery: 1800MAH Dual Camera: 0.3Mp front camera, 0.3Mp back camera Wifi: Support 802.11b/g/nf standard G-Sensor: All gravity induction Earphone Interface: 3.5mm
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