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ViewSonic ViewPad 7
6.6 out of 10

ViewSonic ViewPad 7

ViewSonic ViewPad 7 The ViewPad 7 is a 7" Android 2.2 (Froy Read more

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Overall 5
5.0

Viewsonic Viewpad 7

PC Magazine
29 April 2011
  • Conclusion: The Viewsonic Viewpad 7 has a long and impressive feature list, but its flaws outnumber its positives.
  • Pros: Responsive touch screen. Accepts SIM cards from any GSM carrier. Makes and receives voice calls. Full access to Android Market.
  • Cons: Expensive. Screen resolution warps graphics. Odd on-screen keyboard configuration. Both cameras produce blurry images. Tinny sounding stereo speakers. Little internal ...
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Overall 6
6.0

ViewSonic ViewPad 7 Review

Tablet PC Reviews
31 January 2011
  • Excerpt: The ViewSonic ViewPad 7 is a Froyo-sporting Android tablet with a seven-inch screen.
  • Pros: Solid and convincing performance, Responsive display and quality multitouch, Excellent connectivity and call quality with SIM card
  • Cons: Poor on-screen imaging, Landscape orientation required for many applications, Poor rear-facing camera quality, Not enough built-in memory, 0
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Overall 6
6.0

ViewSonic ViewPad 7 Review

phonearena.com
8 December 2010
  • Conclusion: To wrap up, the ViewSonic ViewPad 7 is cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy Tab, and rightly so as it can't really compete with it on any other point.
  • Pros: Phone capabilities, Solid build, Good loud speakers, Android 2.2
  • Cons: Very bad viewing angles, Placement of 3.5mm headphone jack, No Flash Player 10.1 support, Slow processor
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Overall 6
6.0

ViewSonic ViewPad 7

LAPTOP Magazine
22 November 2010
  • Summary: Full access to the Android Market and a sharp design make this tablet worth a look for those who don't want to deal with 3G data fees.
  • Pros: Access to Android Marketplace; Can use with AT&T or T-Mobile SIM card for phone calls and data; Good battery life; Loud speakers; Carrying case included
  • Cons: Picks up fingerprints easily; Slower processor and lower-res screen than Galaxy Tab; Front-facing camera wouldn't work with Qik and other apps; Trouble with 3G data
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Overall 5
5.0
Value for money 6
6.0
Features 7
7.0
Ease of use 6
6.0

Viewsonic ViewPad 7

Gadget Guy
30 April 2012
  • Excerpt: A recent price decrease now sees Viewsonic’s ViewPad 7 positioned between the premium and budget ends of the market, and it’s appropriate ground for this middle of the
  • Pros: Multi-touch at an affordable price
  • Cons: No Flash support, Weird iconography
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Overall 6
6.0
Features 6
6.0
Ease of use 8
8.0
Performance 4
4.0
Battery performance 6
6.0

Viewsonic Viewpad 7

3g.co.uk
26 January 2011
  • Excerpt: All we're hearing about these days is tablets - they're going to be really big in 2011 - and PC manufacturers and mobile makers are all climbing aboard the bandwagon.
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Overall 6
6.0

Viewsonic ViewPad 7 review

expertreviews.co.uk
1 December 2010
  • Conclusion: It's a big improvement over Viewsonic's ViewPad 10, but the Galaxy Tab is a similar price, faster and has better customisation of the OS.
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Overall 6
6.0

ViewSonic ViewPad 7 review Review

CNET
25 November 2010
  • Summary: The ViewSonic ViewPad 7 is attractively priced, but its low-resolution screen, relatively slow processor and lack of Flash support mean it may represent a compromise too
  • Pros: Good battery life, Built-in Wi-Fi, 3G and GPS, Affordable
  • Cons: Chunky design, Low-res screen, Not as slick as the iPad, Doesn't support Flash
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Overall 5
5.0

ViewSonic ViewPad 7

TrustedReviews
25 November 2010
  • Summary: Can this affordable yet feature-rich 7in unit beat Samsung's Galaxy Tab as the Android tablet of choice?
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Overall 5
5.0
Value for money 7
6.7
Features 3
3.3
Performance 7
6.7

ViewSonic ViewPad

PC Pro
9 November 2010
  • Conclusion: If nothing else, the ViewPad shows Atom-powered Android tablets could have a bright future - but this one is too raw to recommend
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