HOTT MD500 MID, a Device Created With Huge Public Input


It’s interesting to see how some products come to life after a long research, with the perfect example being HOTT MD500, the MID pictured below. This device is based on Android 1.5 and it also uses a Rockchip RK2808A chipset, HDMI out and a podcast feature.

Format-wise, you get support for RM/RMVB, AVI, FLV, MPG, DAT, VOB, MP4, ASF, WMV, MKV, TS, DIVX, XVID and 720p support even. Too bad we don’t know what the display diagonal of this MID is… 7 inch, 9 inch maybe?

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RAmos W9 Android MID Debuts

RAmos showed the world its first Android MID, the W7 back in September and now the company is back, this time with the W9 model. This is a 7 inch MID, that’s pretty mysterious, unless you can decipher the info from here. We know that the device will be powered by a Rockchip RK2818 chip and as the picture below shows, its back case looks a bit like the one of the iPad.

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Eston N97, Just Your Average Android MID

Eston N97 is an Android MID that was announced all the way back in November 2009. Only now it shows its head, with a couple of specs that aren’t at all impressive. They include a 624MHz Marvell PXA303 processor, Android 1.5, a 7 inch resistive touch display, 256MB NAND Flash and 128MB RAM.

WiFi is also on board, as well as miniUSB connectivity, a 3.5mm audio jack and a 3.7V 5000mAh battery. The latter provides 4 hours of Internet surfing, but the rest of the features are pretty rubbish, if you ask us.

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TCL Introduces Touchlife 5 Inch MID, Runs Android

TCL has just introduced a brand new MID, the Touchlife model, sporting a 5 inch display and running Android. Under the shell you’ll find a Rockchip 600MHz RK2808 chip and the version of Android you should be expecting is 1.6. Here’s the device:

The MID’s specs show that it’ll support 720p MKV playback (Xvix/px/H.264) and we learn that Touchlife will support Flash, so accessing flash-based content won’t be a problem. No info on price or availability for now.

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EviGroup Wallet MID is an Android Tablet… Almost

EviGroup is a company that announced the release of a brand new MID running Android. Known as Wallet, the device resembles a tablet and should cost 199 euros. As far as we know, the MID will come with many different accessories and with the flaw of not supporting Android Market and the download of its apps.

The specs of the tablet were not detailed, but according to online sources, the Wallet is a 5 inch device with a Samsung ARM11 CPU, 8GB of internal memory, GPS, 3G, WiFi and a TV receiver.

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Pasen MID5 Runs Android, Features 5 Inch Touch Display

Pasen MID5 is yet another Android MID, with a 5 inch touchscreen display, supporting a 800 x 480 pixel resolution. This is quite a good product, with HDMI video out and support for tons of media files, plus a long battery life. The device uses microSDHC expansion (up to 32GB), 7 equalizer settings, multitasking, USB connectivity and e-book features.

Its battery life is around 4.5 hours for video playback, 10 hours for music and 4 hours for Internet browsing. Pasen MID5 also comes with a built in speaker, a file browser, a Rockchip RK2808 CPU, a 2300 mAh battery and it’s bundled with high quality earphones, a remote and 220v charger.

[via Phandroid]

Sungworld Makes an “Apple Tablet” With a 7 inch Display, Android OS

Days before the Apple Tablet goes live, here comes the Asian maker Sungworld, with a MID that resembles the Apple iPad. The device runs Android and packs a 7 inch display, plus it comes with an “Apple-style user interface”, in the typical “cloned in China” fashion.

Sungworld’s MID is based on the ARM926 platform and it packs 512MB RAM, a 2GB SSD, WiFi support and compatibility with 1080p video. HDMI out is also on board and the availability is scheduled for the end of this month, or rather next month.

Pricing should be really cheap, considering that the company making this MID launched a $73 netbook last year.

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Ramos W7 Android MID Gets Detailed, Showcased

Pocketables got hold of a mystery Android MID back in August and confirmed the device as the Ramos W7 MID during a press event in China. Now we learn more details about the device, with the sad news that it’ll only be running Android 1.5 and it’ll bear the name of Blue Magic.

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If you’re wondering about the specs, know that Ramos W7 Blue Magic features a Rockchip RK2808 chipset, a 600 MHz processor, a 4.8 inch capacitive touchscreen display, 8GB/16GB of memory and support for WiFi connectivity.

780p support is also on board, together with a 2mm thick case, all of that for a retail price of around $191, or $235, depending on the version’s storage space.

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Dell and AT&T to Introduce a MID in 2010?

Dell is going to launch an Android smartphone in 2010, that’s for sure and they’ll do it by working with AT&T, but now it seems that this cooperation will spawn yet another product, a MID. China Times claims that Dell will prepare a bunch of MIDs produced by Taiwanese company Qisda.

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We don’t have any info on the AT&T-branded MID, that might just be the device pictured above, Dell Streak. This device recently surfaced in Vietnam, running Android 2.0 and packing a 5 megapixel camera, plus support for 3G connectivity and WiFi. An official confirmation is all we need, at this point.

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Ramos Android MID Gets Priced and Detailed

Don’t fret if you haven’t heard about Ramos, since the Chinese manufacturer is not that famous, but they’re able to make pretty good devices, like the MID pictured below. This device runs Android and the folks of Shanzhaiben.com managed to get their hands on the W7 prototype of the MID and get all the needed details.

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W7 is based on Google Android and it features the Rockchip RK2808 chipset, plus it sports a 4.8 inch 800 x 480 pixel touchscreen display, 1080p video and WiFi. The tests of the prototype have revealed that Ramos is able to play web-based FLV video, which is great for YouTube users. Too bad that this playback is only available via a plugin implementation, not the browser.

As far as tests have shown, the WiFi on this device is pretty stable, but still the perfomance is suffering because of the metal backing. The USB port and card reader weren’t usable on this unit and if you’re wondering about the price, know that Ramos W7 should retail for $190, in the 8GB version and $234, for the 16GB one. Expect it in stores in November.

[via Shanzai]

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