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10.1 Inch Quad Core Google Android 4.4 KitKat Tablet 16GB RK3188 Bluetooth— $99.59 (Save 37%!)
This Tablet has all the latest bells and whistles, including touch screen. A great deal at a great price. It will handle all your basic computing needs, at home or on the fly. Compact and convenient. Easier to read than a Smart Phone. Only two available with original listing. Package Includes: 1 x Tablet PC 1 x US Standard Charger 1 x...


This Tablet has all the latest bells and whistles, including touch screen. A great deal at a great price. It will handle all your basic computing needs, at home or on the fly. Compact and convenient. Easier to read than a Smart Phone. Only two available with original listing. Package Includes: 1 x Tablet PC 1 x US Standard Charger 1 x English User Manual 1 x USB Cable Specifications: Brand/Model Oshion T1 CPU Processor RockChip RK3188-T, Cortex A9 Quad Core, 1.4GHz GPU Mali-400 MP Operating System Google Android 4.4 KitKat Resolution 1024 x 600 Pixel Touch Screen 5 Point Touch Capacitive Touch Screen RAM 1GB DDR3 Capacity 8GB + 8GB TF Card ;Expandable by MicroSD to 32GB Camera 0.3 MP Front, 2.0 MP Back (Dual Camera) Output Device Built-in Loud Speaker Input Device Built-in Microphone LAN External Fast 10/100 Mbps if equipped with an Ethernet Adapter Wireless Support WiFi (Built-in 802.11b/g WLAN Card), Support 3G (3G Dongle Not Included in Package) USB Micro USB port Audio Port Headphone socket x 1 AC Power Adaptor (Input)AC 100-240V, 0.3A 50/60Hz; (Output)DC 5V, 2A 17.14oz / 486g
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