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HiVision showcases dirt cheap 7 inch Android tablet

by Brad Linder03/01/201006/08/2011 28 Comments on HiVision showcases dirt cheap 7 inch Android tablet

Chinese PC maker HiVision has a tendency to pump out cheap mini-computers that we never see in the US. But that doesn’t stop them from showing up at trade shows. The company is on-hand at CeBIT in Germany this week, and jkkmobile spotted an interesting 7 inch tablet that could sell for as little as […]

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Hivision 7″ Android netbook reviewed

by Brad Linder01/30/201007/10/2011 8 Comments on Hivision 7″ Android netbook reviewed

Charbax at Arm Devices has posted a video review of the Hivision PWS700CA, an ARM-based min-laptop running Google Android. The device has a 600MHz ARM-based CPU, 128MB of RAM, and a 7 inch, 800 x 480 pixel display. It supports WiFi and Ethernet connections and can handle 720p HD video playback. It also weighs just […]

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HiVision makes slight improvements to crappy 7 inch netbooks

by Brad Linder01/12/201006/08/2011 2 Comments on HiVision makes slight improvements to crappy 7 inch netbooks

I’ve only heard from a few people that have ever bought a 7 inch mini-laptop with an Xburst processor. But at least a dozen different companies, mostly chinese ODMs have been showing these little underpowered laptops at trade shows for the past two years. I can usually spot them from a mile away thanks to […]

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HiVision PW700B $100 netbook unboxed

by Brad Linder04/09/200907/10/2011 10 Comments on HiVision PW700B $100 netbook unboxed

HiVision made headlines a while back when the company began showing off a netbook it said could be sold for as little as $98. I’m pretty sure there was a misunderstanding, and that HiVision was looking for distributors that would pay the company $98 for the netbook and turn around and sell it to customers […]

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HiVision unveils a full range of netbooks – photo gallery

by Brad Linder01/12/200906/07/2011 3 Comments on HiVision unveils a full range of netbooks – photo gallery

A few months ago, the mobile tech net was abuzz with news that a Chinese company called HiVision had produced a sub-$100 netbook. Last week I had a chance to catch up with HiVision at CES, and I think I can safely say that there was a slight misunderstanding. The company isn’t looking to sell […]

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