Chinese tablet makers HaiPad is better known for making cheap Android tablets than good ones. I wasn’t particularly impressed with the HaiPad M701 I reviewed a few years ago. But the company’s latest tablets look a bit more appealing thanks to capacitive touch displays and Android 4.0 software. Haipad A10A10 The Haipad A101 is a new […]
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Haier introduces a new 7 inch HaiPad tablet with custom Android software
Chinese consumer electronics company Haier, probably best known in the US for making air conditioners and other appliances, has introduced a new 7 inch Android tablet for the Chinese market. The HaiPad runs Google Android 2.2 with a custom user interface designed by DianXin OS. That includes an app tray that gives you quick access to […]
HaiPad M703 Chinese tablet packs an ARM Cortex A9 chip
The HaiPad line of tablets have a reputation for being cheap and… well, that’s really about it. The WiiPad Slim Plus tablet I reviewed and gave away recently was a rebranded HaiPad M701, and while it was probably one of the better sub-$200 Android tablets I’ve seen, that’s not really saying all that much. But […]
WiiPad Slim Plus 7 inch Android tablet giveaway
The WiiPad Slim Plus is a 7 inch Android tablet with an ARM11-based processor and Google Android 2.1 operating system. It’s hardly a state of the art machine, but it comes with the Android Market preloaded and can run many (but not all) modern third party Android apps. It gets pretty lousy battery life, has […]
Haipad M701R: Android tablet with a remote control
There are plenty of apps that let you turn an Android smartphone or tablet into a remote control for your computer by sending commands to VLC, Boxee, Winamp, or other media applications over a WiFi connection. But the Haipad M701R is one of the first Android tablets I’ve seen that actually comes with its own […]