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A bargain tablet PC at under $200 suggested retail, the Ramos W9 has just enough features to make it a decent choice for first-time users. It’s a particularly good solution for those mostly seeking to replace typical PC functions such as emailing and reading ebooks. For connectivity purposes, the Ramos W9 tablet includes WiFi, 3G and Ethernet. Unfortunately, the operating system is only Android...

The Ramos W7 tablet was one of the first available worldwide from China, and it’s still one of the better such devices from that country. Somewhat reminiscent of the iPad Touch, the large capacitive touchscreen and long list of free, readily available apps are definite pluses for this tablet PC. Not only is the 4.8” touchscreen easy to use on the Ramos W7, this...

The Ramos W10 is designed specifically for those users seeking a low-cost 7” Android tablet that can easily handle most functions – and as a no-nonsense device, the W10 succeeds well indeed. While corners have surely been cut in making the Ramos W10 an affordable product, the microprocessor is not one of them. The 800MHz ARM Cortex A9 and 512 MB RAM keep the...

The Prestigio MultiPad 7.0 Prime Duo (PMP5770D) is contending against reputable names and renowned opponents among the 7-inch tablets: Apples iPad Mini, RIMs BlackBerry PlayBook, the Google Nexus 7, and the tablets Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD from Amazon. The question is whether the 7-inch tablet with a sharp IPS display and a dual-core processor for 150 Euros (~$195) is able to assert...

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 All 3 models have an IPS...