The Ramos W7 was announced somewhere late in 2009 and after countless delays, it’s finally released. It’s probably one of the most anticipated devices from China. The specs look good on paper: a 4.8″ capacitive touchscreen, Android and 8 or 16GB internal memory all for a relative low price. Read on to find out if it can live up to the expectations.
After months of delays, the Ramos W7 has finally arrived. The Ramos W7 is a mobile internet device running Android with a 4.8″ 800×480 capacitive touchscreen. As usual, here is the unboxing video first and the full review will be up soon.
For a tech freak like me, there’s nothing more frustrating than seeing wonderful gadgets being released and not being able to get them, because they are not (yet) available in your country. Google’s Nexus One phone is one of those devices. Luckily there is AllPMP to the rescue. Our Hong Kong based friends are now selling the Android phone for $649.99/€465.40. They also sell the Motorole Milestone for $578.99/€414.57, which is another great Android phone that isn’t available in most parts of the world. The only thing you can blame AllPMP is that you now have a hard time deciding which one to get: the cheaper Milestone with the full QWERTY keyboard or the Nexus One with it’s gorgeous OLED screen.
For those who don’t know: the SmartQ devices are cheap MIDs (Mobile Internet Devices), capable of running Linux and a slew of other operating systems, like Windows CE and Android. They’re used as internet tablets, eBook/comic book readers and much more. After my good experiences with the SmartQ 5, I was curious if it’s bigger brother would be worth the $211.02/€145.72. Would it just be a bigger SmartQ 5 or does it bring anything new to the table? With the SmartQ V7 already being available, the review might be a bit late, but the two devices are mostly similar. So read to see if the SmartQ 7 is worth your hard earned pennies.
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