[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] synaptyc:
Hey gang,

I have a unique request for a couple roms.

I ordered 2 android tablets and am currently waiting for them to arrive. Probably 2 weeks or so.

Google Android 7" Netbook Tablet PC UMPC MID 1.2GHZ

Google Android 7" notebook Netbook Tablet PC UMPC MID

I bought them to simply play with and will probably give them to family members once I am done tinkering around. They were pretty cheap so big loss if they totally suck. Once I receive them I will do a proper review on the full features of these two devices since most online reviews are sorta vague and lacking in the full specs department. Once received I will try to get to a bootloader screen and see if rooting and pushing new versions of Android is even possible. Both devices "say" they will have upgraded roms in the future, but we all know how that is :) . I just wanted to post here and see if any Devs wanted to try to root these things in hopes of making them more functional.

Below are the full specs that was listed for each device. Again, The specs listed are never consistent from site to site so there is no telling what each tablet will include internally.

Google Android 7" Netbook Tablet PC UMPC MID 1.2GHZ

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http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4024/4553729623_89a7091e2a_o.jpg

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Hardware: Specs

Processor: CPU600MHz+DSP600MHZ

Processor frequency: 1.2GHz

Memory: FAST EPC DDR 128MB

Built-NandFlash: 2G NAND FLASH （1.2G Available）

Expansion storage devices: TF card, Flash Drives (UP to 32GB)

LCD display: 7 “TFT touch screen, 800 × 480

Touch: Multi-Point Touch Screen

Internet support: WIFI wireless Internet access to support

USB: 2 X USB

Audio: Built-in stereo speakers

Battery: 2700mAH, 7.4V Li-ion batteries

Power adapter: 110 or 240V Input, 9V DC Output, 2A

Product Size: 237mm × 125mm × 14mm

Operating system: Android 1.5

Games\Applications: Download large quantity of applications and games

Editing tools: QUICK OFFICE

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Google Android 7" notebook Netbook Tablet PC UMPC MID

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http://suot1a.bay.livefilestore.com...sp_JRy6ICLbDBIK9YOJe9R8IUIdJ3D/tablets002.jpg

http://suot1a.bay.livefilestore.com...q1E1aB475vpTI2f4CUG_fwF3WpHgpk/tablets003.jpg

http://suot1a.bay.livefilestore.com...MMokAzo7nMLyKGg1R6fzPPgG0ZSGNu/tablets004.jpg

http://suot1a.bay.livefilestore.com...u0VUvvnrOlTvFuyKc7JzlcmWMUdHU0/tablets006.jpg

http://suot1a.bay.livefilestore.com...NLystC24idfZ3T_NWRrXnFVdLxarVB/tablets010.jpg

http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/1/3/6/1/3/2/0/webimg/370911119_o.jpg

Hardware: Specs

RAM Installed Size: DDR 128MB

Display Diagonal Size: 7" touch panel

Max Resolution: 800X480

Display Technology: TFT

Graphics Type: Integrated Graphics

Input/ Output Connectors: Audio/Video

Built in 1×0.5W speaker,1× Integrated mircrophone, earphone×1

Memory Card: 1x SD card slot. a 2GB SD card is attached for the item.

Wireless Connection: WIFI 802.11 a/b/g

Operating System: Andriod 1.6

IM Software

MSN, Skype

Browser: Andriod Browser

Office: Word To Go, Sheet To Go, Slideshow To Go, PDF To Go.

Media player: PeacockVideo, Music Player

Mail: Android Email,POP3/IMAP/SMTP

Audio: MP3

Video: MP4 for Andriod

Image: Jpeg, Gif

Other Software: Google Maps,Calendar, Contacts, and many free software for Andriod.

Battery Type: Built in 7.4V 1600MAH Li-ion Battery

Battery Run Time: (up to) 2 Hours

Power Device Type: AC Adapter

Voltage required: 100/240V

Color: White

Dimensions / 207mm(L) x119mm(W) x12mm(H)

Again, these two tablets are uber cheap. I expect them to be nothing more than what is listed above (at best). I am not expecting them to run like a unit with a Snapdragon processor :p ... more like a G1 :D

All in fun ya know! Only way to learn.

If anyone is interested in having a 'remote' go at these via chat or something just shoot me an email or PM.

I will update this post when I actually receive the devices.

Later!

~Syn

synaptyc@gmail.com