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Budget smartphone and tablet maker Prestigio has released a new line of tablets - MultiPad 4 Quantum 7.85, MultiPad 4 Quantum 9.7 and MultiPad 4 Quantum 10.1. All models run on the Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system and come with quad-core processors and a quad-core graphics card, making it faster than previous MultiPads. by Computer Business Review The MulitPad 4 has a 7.85...

For business users, a tablet has to cater for productivity, particularly document editing and creation, and the £170 (inc. VAT) Presgitio MultiPad 4 Quantum 10.1 steals a march over the low-cost competition in this respect. by ZDNet The build is not too bad for a budget device. The tablet is perhaps a little on the thick side at 9.5mm, and we noticed its 612g...

The Prestigio Multipad 4 Diamond 7.85 3G is an Android tablet with a number of installed apps aimed at business users. Having both 3G and Wi-Fi, it will enable the user to keep in touch virtually anywhere while on the move and, in addition, will be able to handle movies and music for leisure time. by GadgetSpeak Weighing at 470 g and being less...

All in all, though the Prestigio Multipad 2 Ultra Duo 8.0 3G comes with a refreshingly new design and build quality, backed by a brilliant skin over Android OS 4.0, the steep price tag might turn out to be a roadblock. by Review Central Middle East The visual quality is also one of this product's highlights. When sitting in a well-lit area, such as...

At an RRP of 280 Euros (~$365), the Prestigio MultiPad 10.1 Ultimate 3G causes panic amongst the 10.1-inch competition, because no other tablet of this screen size is that affordable. In addition, the Prestigio MultiPad includes a 3G/HSDPA modem as a professional feature. by Notebook Check Coming in at a resolution of 1280 X 800 the display of the Multipad will hardly win any...