The tablet came fully charged, and pressing the power button one or two seconds boots the tablet, and Infocus tablet boots in just 15 seconds, it’s the fastest boot ever for the Android devices I’ve reviewed so far. The other ports are power and vol +/- buttons on the side, and micro USB port, headphone jack and micro SD card slot on the top of the device. Infocus New Tab CS1 A83 (Click to Enlarge)
Stereo speakers are located on the bottom of the back of the tablet, and the rear camera on the top. On the front, we’ve got the display and the 2MP front-facing camera. Allwinner A83 Tablet and power Adapter (Click to Enlarge) The tablet comes only with a 5V/2A and its USB cable, but it might be because I’ve got an early sample, and once it become available, there may be a user’s manual, screen protector, and many other accessories like a pair of headphones. I got the tablet from Foxconn Hong Kong via DHL, in the following white Infocus package.
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Connectivity – 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.Audio – 3.5mm headphone jack, stereo speakers.Display – 7″ capacitive touchscreen, 1920×1200 resolution.SoC – Allwinner A83T octa-core ARM Cortex-A7 2.0 GHz with PowerVR SGX544MP GPU supporting OpenGL ES 2.0/1.1, OpenCL 1.1, DX 9.3.It might well be New Tab CS1 A83, as I could find an Infocus an earlier Infocus New Tab CS1 tablet powered by Allwinner A31.Īnyway, here are the specifications I could derive from the device, and running Antutu/CPU-Z on the device: The invoice calls the tablet “New Tab CS1 A83”, but Android reports the model as C2107, so I’m not fully sure what will be the actual name. Infocus New Tab CS1 A83 / C2107 Specifications Today, I’ll list the specifications of this tablet, show unboxing pictures, first boot video, and run Antutu benchmark. Allwinner & HonHai Precision Industry, better known as Foxconn, sent me an Infocus tablet based on Allwinner A83T processor with eight Cortex A7 cores up to 2GHz, and a PowerVR SGX544 GPU.
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