Camangi Webstation Android MID tablet review
This is certainly not the first time we are mentioning about this Android MID on GadgetMix (it has been mentioned here, here and here). But, this is the first time, we are seeing it in flesh. Camangi Webstation MID comes in a standard box with a slew of accessories. It has built in WiFi, bluetooth, GPS and runs on Marvel 624MHz processor which means only one thing to us – this baby should be fast! (which it is not, unfortunately) Unlike most of the Android MIDs, this MID can also function as a USB host, which means that you can plug-in your standard USB mouse or keyboard and it should work without a hitch. It is available in black, white and pink.
Tomorrowland has done a decent review of it. Here are they key points noticed his review:
positives:
(+) packs micro-SD card slot
(+) 8GB card included
(+) comes with a lot of accessories – sleeve, earphones, cloth to wipe screen, power supply and stand (to use it as picture frame)
Negatives:
(-) No multi-touch
(-) Resistive screen
(-) Sluggish, not enough tweaked
(-) long boot of 54 seconds
(-) buttons are placed on the right of display which get in the way while scrolling through documents and apps
(-) No youtube app
(-) Flash does not work = Boo!
(-) Cannot even playback a video meant to be run on an iPod
(-) Cannot play videos full screen
Clearly, the negatives outweigh the positives. This is not looking good as this MID is being touted as Internet tablet where it cannot even provide decent web-browsing experience.
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