FREE SHIPPING-Dual Core 1.2GHz 7 Inch Android 4.4 Tablet ( Model AOSD Q88D-G A23 )— $95.00 (Save 35%!



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FREE SHIPPING-Dual Core 1.2GHz 7 Inch Android 4.4 Tablet ( Model AOSD Q88D-G A23 )— $95.00 (Save 35%!)
Description: AOSD Q88D-G Dual Core 1.2GHz 7 Inch Android 4.4 Tablet AOSD Q88D-G Equipped with A23 Dual Core CPU and the Mali-400 OPEN GL GPU ,they will make the tablet smooth while you are using the tablet.Its 7 inch 5-points capacitive touch screen with 1024*600 resolution,not too small or too big,good to watching movies or playing...


Description: AOSD Q88D-G Dual Core 1.2GHz 7 Inch Android 4.4 Tablet AOSD Q88D-G Equipped with A23 Dual Core CPU and the Mali-400 OPEN GL GPU ,they will make the tablet smooth while you are using the tablet.Its 7 inch 5-points capacitive touch screen with 1024*600 resolution,not too small or too big,good to watching movies or playing games. Model AOSD Q88D-G Tablet CPU A23 Dual Core 1.8GHz GPU Mali-400 OPEN GL System Android 4.4 RAM 512MB Capacity 4GB Screen 7 inch 5-points capacitive touch screen Resolution 1024*600 Extend Card Support SD/TF card,up to 32GB Camera Front is 0.3MegaPixels,Rear is 0.3MegaPixels WIFI Support Bluetooth Built in Gravity Sensor Support 3G Supports external 3G Audio MP2/WMA/AAC/WAV/FLAC/OGG Ebook PDF/TXT/WORD/EXCEL/PPT Picture JPG/BMP/PNG Video AVC/WMV/MPEG Language Multiple languages Microphone Built in Speaker Built in I/O Port 1 x Micro USB port 1 x TF card slot 1 x 3.5mm Earphone port Battery 2000 mAh Weight 275g Size 180 x 115x 10mm Package Included 1 x Tablet PC 1 x USB Cable 1 x Charger 1 x Chinese/Engilsh Instructions 1 x Adapter (the adapter depend on the country of the buyer.) Note: Due to the insufficient protection offered by the original packaging of this product, we have made the decision to replace it with our own foam packaging. Tablet screens are susceptible to damage during shipping, after careful consideration and testing, we believe that foam offers the best protective coverage. Not only is this packaging highly resistant, it is also very light, which allows us to keep shipping charges down and pass those saving on to you.
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