Ramos W7 Specifications and information

Ramos W7 alternatives

Looks like a great 4.8" device but we'd be wary of buying until a review has been read. The Rockchip CPU is an unknown quantity. Also be aware that this is probably not a Google Android device. (No marketplace, google apps.)

Available in 8GB or 16GB versions. Capacitive touchscreen. Android V1.5 likely.



Ramos W7 Specifications

Manufacturer Ramos
Model name W7
CPU Rockchip RK2808
Detailed info
CPU speed 600 Mhz
OS Android
Display Size
4.8" 800 X 480
Hard Disk 8 GB
Physical Interfaces HDMI
USB (Micro)
SDHC slot (Micro)
Wireless Interfaces802.11b/g
No Bluetooth
3G option
*Specifications can vary
Ramos W7 popularity (12 months)

Ramos W7 alternatives

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Motorla Droid X2, 4.3 inch
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