7-inch Android-powered iPad Clone Surfaces

on 03/31/2010 04:29 PDT

It looks like our prediction of the coming of iPad clones was correct, and now a 7-inch iPad clone has surfaced, and is powered by Google’s Android OS. This 7-inch tablet seems to differ quite a bit from the 10-inch one we checked out yesterday, most noticeably it doesn’t seem to make any attempt to copy Apple’s iconic interface. It seems that this iPad clone will sport an 800 x 480 pixel touchscreen display, and is powered by an ARM SoC (system on chip) from Rockchip. From the picture, it seems that this device will offer two miniUSB connectors, an SD card reader, audio jack and what looks like an infrared receiver. Would you buy such a tablet instead of Apple’s iPad?

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