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What's that? An antenna on the V5? No - it's actually the stylus that comes with the V5. However, the interesting thing is that the stylus is placed near WiFi antenna... yup, put 2 and 2 together and you might deduce that extending the telescoping metal in its place actually increases WiFi connection strength. This revelation came to light over at SmartQMID.com's forums with a user using WiFi Analyzer app to measure the WiFi strength. The stylus acts as an antenna - there is no denying that. Cool stuff - images of WiFi Analyzer's results after the break. Lastly, if you have a V5 - be sure to try this if you can only achieve a weak WiFi connection!
Above: Stylus removed from V5. Below: Stylus inserted into V5 and telescoped out (extended).
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From the exterior to the internals, SmartQ's upcoming MID, the V3, is looking like an exact replica of the V5 model that's been available for a while, only this time it's Android only (as opposed to the Linux/WinCE/Android triple boot). The V3 comes in the same size, 4.3-inch screen with 800x480 resolution, and essentially features identical internals to the V5: 600MHz ARM 11 processor; 256MB DDR2 RAM. The V3 will also have OTG and miniHDMI. Where the V3 drastically differs from the V5, though, is in cost. It's likely to be a sub-USD$100 product, beating out the V5's price by over 50%.
via clonedinchina
The video above shows off SmartQ's (SmartDevices) latest 7-inch MID/Tablet - the T7 /T7-3G (the only difference between them being 3G connectivity).The T7 is powered by a 720MHz ARM11 processor, a 7-inch 80-0x600 SVGA resistive touchscreen. It has 256MB RAM, 512MB ROM, a 4500mAh battery; it also can play 1080p videos which is impressive, and it runs on Android 2.1. All in all, a worthy successor to their 7-inch lineup.
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SmartQ R7 specifications are as follows (and they suggest that this device will be very good for web browsing in addition to e-book reading:
* Supports colour reading which would apparently make it the first device to market to do so
* Adopts ARM11 processor, max up to 600MHz, 256MB DDR II 400 memory
* 7 inch touch screen, SVGA(800×600 pixels) LCD, with G-sensor system built in, automatic screen rotation
* Keypad and touch screen with independent operations
* Good for reading during the night
* Supports PDF?EPUB?TXT?HTML?CHM?RTF etc. files
* IEEE 802.11 b/g WiFi and 3G functions
* Able to browse websites, e-mail, RSS and pictures browse
* Unique SEE TM engine to watch IPTV
* Multimedia player: AVI, MKV, XVID/px/H.264, MOV, TS, M2TS?RM/RMVB, FLV, WMV, 3GP, MPEG, DATm MP4 vide
More info is trickling through on the V Series SmartQ HD MID.
The device pictured here will support 1080p video playback, as well as 1080p HDMI output.
V Series models will also be able to run Ubintu and WinCE 6.0, as well as Android.
It carries a 600MHz processor, 256MB DDR2 RAM, 2GB flash storage, SD slot that supports up to 32GB of memory and a USB OTG port.
[Via ClonedinChina]
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