Viewsonic budget 7-inch Android tablet now on sale

updated 07:50 am EDT, Thu July 14, 2011

Viewsonic releases Galaxy Tab killer on a budget


The Viewsonic 7-inch Android 2.2 tablet is now on sale through Amazon. The tablet has been dubbed the ViewBook VB730 and comes in at an affordable $230. As might be expected, it runs an older generation 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor matched with 512MB of RAM. However, a surprise at its price point is the inclusion of an HDMI port with 1080p playback and a stylus for input.

Its 7-inch touch screen is 800x400 and includes Rite Touch technology that accommodates the stylus. On board memory is 8GB, which is expandable thanks to its built-in microSD card slot.

The ViewBook VB730 also incorporates a front-facing camera for video conferencing and is integrated with Amazon services including its Appstore, Kindle app, MP3 store and Audible books.

As an added bonus, the device also supports Adobe Flash playback.







By Electronista Staff

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  1. BigMac2

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    Yet another outdated android tablet..

    Come on, android 2.2 is more than a year old now.... It make no sense why they bring outdated product into market like this, this is only aggravate the Android fragmentation issue. Why they keep bringing tablet with OS that was not made for tablet? Those are disposable tablet, once you buy it, it will die without any support and upgrade during is short lifespan.


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