Nexus 7 Asus and Google was a revolution in the tablet market for two reasons: its size and its price. The seven inches proved to be an ideal size for many people, and low starting price caused the other manufacturers had to put the batteries to get to their level. It has taken, but little by little can be said that the range of seven inches is healthier than ever. Now Asus intends to put another small revolution with its Pad MeMo HD7 .
As its name suggests, is a seven-inch tablet with an IPS screen and a resolution of 1280 × 800. To make it run has an ARM processor quad-core A7 . It has two cameras, the 1.2 MP front and 5 MP rear. has Micro SD slot and micro USB port . Surprisingly, the issue of software goes a bit outdated, and for now only runs Android 4.0 and Asus has not specified its policy of updates with this particular model.
As seen, the HD7 Pad MeMo looks like a worthy successor to the Nexus 7, to a point where you can say that it is an update of that device with added interesting as the slot Micro SD. But most striking is the price. There will be two versions of the HD7. A with 16 GB of internal storage, will cost $ 149 , while there will be another model with 8GB for $ 129 just for emerging markets.
Source | Anandtech
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