Just a quick word of warning. While the iLet Mini might look good and suggest a comfortable web browsing experience, it’s not exactly going to perform if you put it to those sort of tasks. The 600Mhz CPU that we suspect is VIA’s ARM9-based Wondermedia Prizm platform, just doesn’t have the power to handle it.
If you need such a device, take a look at the SmartQ7 (ARM11) or the Wirelession 1060 / WITs A81 (even better, Cortex A8.) and leave the iLet Mini for ebook reading and MP3 playing only.
Haleron iLet Mini HAL the latest device to join the 7-inch tablet army.
not sure, as after using the webkit engine on the N800 for maybe a year now, the screen size and ram available seems to be more of a issue then the cpu.
in the end, it comes down to the kind of pages one frequent.
There has been word that this company is a fake (e.g. http://gizmodo.com/5481887/haleron-ilet-mini-hal-is-a-modest-tablet-with-a-modest-price)
Consider this:
1. Why doesn’t the company accept credit cards?
2. Why does every review use the same rendered picture?
3. Why are there no “hands-on” reviews?