Well, what do we have here? A Cheap Android tablet called Eser A10 and it can be yours for as low Price as $51. Sounds like a bargain prize at a tablet bazaar. But mind you, this tablet flaunts a set of decent features that you can use to manage your images, documents and music files.
We know that you are wondering about the particularities of this new Android tablet. That’s why we are here to tell you that for $51, you will get the Eser A10 (Why does it feel like the name of the tablet sounds like Acer?) with a 7 inch resistive touchscreen display and a full screen resolution of 800 x 480 pixels. That being said, you will need to exert more pressure for a certain app to respond to your command. But of course, there are also other things that you can get aside from the tablet’s resistive touchscreen. As a matter of fact, the tablet runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread and it is powered by a 1.2GHz BoxChip chipset.
For a low cost tablet such as the Eser A10, you cannot really expect much especially that it is being sold for less than 60 bucks. You might be disappointed to know that it runs on Gingerbread instead of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich but come to think of it, Android 2.3 is better than having a slate that runs on Éclair or Donut. Also, do not expect that you will be getting some support that will upgrade your slate’s firmware to ICS. That’s very unlikely to happen.
Anyways, instead of complaining about the OS, you might as well know that the Eser A10 can provide you with 4GB of storage that will go alongside with its micro SD card slot. You will also get a front facing camera that you can use for video chats. In terms of connectivity, the tablet will be able to connect to the internet via Wi-Fi. It also flaunts its support for 3G connectivity but that can only be done if you have your own USB dongle. Sadly, it seems that the tablet won’t support Bluetooth for wireless file transfers. You will have to make use of its USB port to transfer your files. But we’re not done yet. There were reports claiming that the said tablet will be equipped with HDMI and it will also feature its ability to decode videos in 2160p. Seriously, we do not know if you find that feature useful but at least you know that it’s there in case you need a tablet can do such for video playback. The tablet also relies on its Mali 400 GPU.
Design wise, the Eser A10 flaunts its metal housing with three radio buttons. It also comes with a 3.5mm headphone jack. It may not be as good as the Kindle Fire but it’s certainly cheap. But in case you’re still looking for more choices, you can always consider the Aakash 2, Wishtel IRA, Ainol Novo 7 Paladin and the Huawei MediaPad 7. We’ve also listed the top 10 best cheapest Indian Android tablets for 2012.
