8 inch Quad Core Teclast 3G Phablet 64bit 1280*800 IPS 1GB RAM 8GB ROM GPS WIFI— $149.99 (Save 34%!)



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8 inch Quad Core Teclast 3G Phablet 64bit 1280*800 IPS 1GB RAM 8GB ROM GPS WIFI— $149.99 (Save 34%!)
Specifications: General Brand: Teclast Model: P80 3G Operating System: Android 5.1.1 CPU: intel SoFIA C3230 Storage RAM : 1GB ROM: 8GB Storage Extend: Support 32 TF card extend Screen Size: 8 Inch Resolution: 1280*800 pixels Screen Technology IPS multi-Point touch Capacitive Screen Network & Connection WIFI 802.11...


Specifications: General Brand: Teclast Model: P80 3G Operating System: Android 5.1.1 CPU: intel SoFIA C3230 Storage RAM : 1GB ROM: 8GB Storage Extend: Support 32 TF card extend Screen Size: 8 Inch Resolution: 1280*800 pixels Screen Technology IPS multi-Point touch Capacitive Screen Network & Connection WIFI 802.11 b/g/n Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.0 3G WCDMA 2100 MHz OTG USB-OTG GPS Yes Display Camera Front Camera: 0.3MP Rear Camera: 2.0MP Interface SIM Card Slot: Yes USB Port: 1 x Micro USB, for data transmission and OTG Memory Card Slot: 1 x TF card slot Earphone Jack 1 x 3.5mm earphone jack HDMI Port N/A DC Jack N/A Multimedia FM Radio N/A Picture: JPEG/BMP/GIF/PNG… Music: MP3/WMA/WAV/AAC/FLAC/OGG Video: WMV,RM,AVI,RMVB,MP4,MPG,MPEG, FLV, Support 4K Video Play Others Sensor: G Sensor, Light Sensor Apps: Google Search, Browser, E-mail, Camera, Gallary, Map… Battery: 4000mAh Li-ion battery Working Hours Up to 8 hours Power Device: Adapter Input 100/240V Output 5V-2A Package: 1* 8 inch Quad Core Teclast 3G Phablet 64bit 1280*800 IPS 1GB RAM 8GB ROM GPS WIFI 1* USB Cable 1* OTG Cable 1* User Manual 1* Warranty Card
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