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ViewSonic ViewPad 10

Full Specifications

Android 2.2

10.1-inch · 600x1024px

3200 mAh

2GB · 16GB

Intel Atom

This device is also known as ViewSonic VPAD10

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Design
Dimensions	10.83 x 6.69 x 0.65 inches 275 x 170 x 16.5 mm
Weight	30.86 oz (875.0 g)

Display
Size	10.1-inch
Resolution	600x1024px, 118 PPI
Screen-to-body	61.41 %
Features	Ambient light sensor

Hardware
System chip	Intel Atom N455 (45 nm)
Processor	Single core 1660 MHz
GPU	Yes
RAM	2GB
Internal storage	16GB
Storage expansion	microSDHC up to 32 GB
OS	Android (2.2, 1.6)

Battery
Capacity	3200 mAh
Type	Li - Ion

Camera
Video recording	Video calling
Front	1.3 MP

Connectivity & Features
Bluetooth	2.1, Yes
WLAN	802.11 b,g,n
USB	Proprietary, USB 2.0
Location	GPS
Sensors	Accelerometer, Compass
Other	Computer sync, OTA sync

Multimedia
Headphones	3.5mm jack
Speakers	Multiple speakers
Features	Album art cover, Background playback

Phone Features
Notifications	Haptic feedback
Other features	Voice recording

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There are some aspects of the ViewSonic ViewPad 10 that we adore, namely its truly affordable cost as a decent Windows 7 tablet, but what makes the experience sour is the fact that it sports the super outdated Android 1.6 experience. Adding to the mi...

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gsbjackson

Arena Apprentice

Great for Windows 7, Android 1.6 not worth it.

Posted: Mar 11, 2011, 9:29 PM

Phone owned for less than a month

After attempting to use Android 1.6, without access to Market, I ended up wiping Android off the SSD and using WIN7 exclusively. After compressing the SSD, I'm quite happy with the tablet. If Android 2.2 or higher is ever released I may give it another try, but quite frankly, Android does not smoothly integrate with the rest of my home network which is WIN7 centric.