Smart Q7 Tablet. New images.

Posted on 13 May 2009, Last updated on 12 November 2019 by

My Smart Q7 should ship from China on Friday so it’s interesting to see more live images of the device to try and get a feel for what’s going to turn up next week.

Three things strike me from the pics. Firstly, it’s thicker than expected. Aesthetically that’s not good and I question the 250gm weight having seen this. The second thing to notice is that there is no obvious battery compartment. It could be sealed. Finally, it’s nice to see a stand.

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More details and links available in the product pages. I’ll run a live session as soon as possible after receiving it. I still have the Samsung Q1EX from VIA so it will be interesting to put a $750 PC-based tablet up against this $200 ARM-based device.

Via Pocketables. Source: Engadget China.

16 Comments For This Post

  1. Steve 'Chippy' Paine says:

    New article: Smart Q7 Tablet. New images. http://cli.gs/q892WH

  2. pouncep says:

    on Engadget China the weight is 480g which is a little over a pound.

  3. squirrel says:

    that’s a very pity, i thought about using it as e-book. for example sony prs-505 weights 255gm

  4. atx512 says:

    where can you buy it?
    i know eletroworld.cn, but isn’t there another?

  5. AEGIS says:

    when you search samrtQ7 in Taobao.com, the result will flood your browser. you may buy Q7 from there if you have a account and i know you won’t have it :P

  6. Razvan Dragomirescu says:

    I’m also planning on getting one from eletroworld.cn but I’m waiting to see if Chippy gets his in due time and it’s working fine. The website looks pretty weird, so I’m a bit afraid to purchase from there. They do accept PayPal though, so I guess if I don’t receive the goods I could always take it up with PayPal.

    Razvan

  7. Steve says:

    The site says it does NOT accept PayPal, does it not?
    I agree with you about the security of PayPal.

  8. turn_self_off says:

    as its a non-cortex ARM, i do not think you will be much more impressed then you are with the N810.

  9. Chippy says:

    I have no expectations whatsoever. It will be as slow as a dog when browsing. However, 7 inch N800 does have some appeal when its at the $200 mark. Hell, i paid 450 euro for the n810 and still think its good for certain things and that’s probably where the q7 will fit in. Im not sure if its going to be anything for me but i want to check 1) if its of use to others and 2) to highlight how much faster x86-based browsers are.
    Consider this a research project.

  10. Mike Cane says:

    Ew. So it’ll basically be an N810 with a 7″ screen? That sound is my enthusiasm withering and dying. Good luck with video from Vimeo, Veoh, and others on that!

  11. turn.self.off says:

    I would say that video is not alpha and omega…

  12. johnkzin says:

    I really look forward to the comparison the Samsung.

    Which OS are you going to be running on it?

  13. Chippy says:

    The samsung runs xp

  14. johnkzin says:

    I was asking more about which OS you’ll be running on the Q7 :-)

    the stock OS? something else?

  15. Steve says:

    Good luck with it, Chippy.
    I am looking forward to your review.

  16. ColdSun says:

    I just want it for eBook reading. The bigger screen suits me more than an 810.

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