Range of ports
If you're a multimedia buff then you'll
love the range of ports included on the RazerThin. There's even a dedicated
HDMI section in the tablet's settings where you can adjust the resolution
Weight issues
Despite the tablet being pretty thin, the
same can't be said about its weight. At just over 700g, the tablet can be a bit
of a problem to hold for long periods of time
Create gestures
One of the few apps included on the device
is Gesture Control, which lets you make your very own gestures and dictate how
you want to interact with the tablet
BWC
RazerThin 10 Inch HD - Widescreen Android Tablet
Bulky Android tablet looking to bring
big size to those on a small budget
The first thing you'll notice about the BWC
RazerThin is the complete absence of any major features on its front or back.
The familiar black slab look is in full effect here, just like the 7” offering,
but the metallic back is a welcome addition. You'll find a couple of
two-megapixel cameras located on the front and rear of the tablet, as well as a
small speaker located in the corner.
Sound quality isn't the best through the
speaker, so your best bet is to use the 3.5mm audio jack provided to listen
through headphones. All the other ports on the RazerThin are located on one
side of the tablet and include a HDMI port, DC charger, micro SD slot that's
expandable up to 32GB and also a micro USB port.
All
the other ports on the RazerThin are located on one side of the tablet and
include a HDMI port, DC charger, micro SD slot that's expandable up to 32GB and
also a micro USB port.
For the price you're getting a great range
of ports and the tablet does feel well built, even if it's a little heavy and
uninspiring on the eye. For the price you're also getting a pretty bog-standard
display, but at 1,024 x 768 resolution, the tablet does a good job at bringing
colors to life, but is clearly left behind by many higher end tablets.
Turning on the tablet reveals a very bare
Android experience, but one that acts as a canvas for you to customize the
tablet. Running Android 4.1 means you get the full Android experience and the
lack of pre-installed apps means you'll be able to fill up the 16GB of internal
storage in no time, thanks to access to the Google Play store.
Getting around the tablet is pretty fast
because of the dual-core processor, but opening and closing apps was a bit time
consuming. There was also problems when moving from landscape to portrait
orientation, as the tablet seemed to take a few seconds to recognize the
change.
the
tablet does a good job at bringing colors to life, but is clearly left behind
by many higher end tablets.
BWC has done a good job at packing plenty
of features and ports into the RazerThin, and on the whole it works well. It
isn't without several faults, however, but at an impulse buy price, you might
just be able to forgive it.
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Information
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Price $214
Technical Specs
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Operating system: Android 4.1
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Processor: 1.5GHz dual-core A9
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Memory: 1GB RAM
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Dimensions: 243x187x10mm
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Weight : 737g
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Display size: Ten-inch
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Display resolution: 1,024 x 768
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Expansion slot: micro SD
Performance: 3/5
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The processor blitzes through tasks, but there
are screen orientation issues
Design: 2/5
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Uninspiring looks, and pretty weighty compared
to similar tablets
Features: 3/5
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Having the pure Android 4.1 experience is a
great addition to a budget tablet
Value for money: 3/5
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A low price point for a tablet with a ten-inch
display
Verdict: 3/5
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BWC has crammed a lot into the RazerThin. The
results are mixed, but it is reasonably good value
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