Ainol Novo 10 Hero II Quad Core Bluetooth GPS 16GB

Ainol Novo 10 Hero II Quad Core 10.1 inch Bluetooth GPS HDMI Dual Camera 16GB yeah I heard about Ainol releasing some quad core devices, but they will be using Vivante GC series GPU’s which is a pretty poor GPU (mali and power SGX scores way better benchmarks). Thier CPU will be from a new player (action I think). So no one knows about how the performance of these CPU will be. So I wouldn’t be too excited of their quad core series.
By the way Andi can you do more on tablets there is soo bloody many tablets in China it’s so hard to decide and has very little info can be found. I have been trying to find a tablet to use for work and it is so hard to decide. Chinese tablet manufacturer has come up with the rather nobly named Ainol Novo 10 Hero II, where this 10” Android tablet will feature an IPS display at 1,280 x 800 pixels, running on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean as the operating system of choice. That is not all though, as the main selling point of the Ainol Novo 10 Hero II would most probably be its quad-core processor underneath the hood, retailing for just $240 a pop.
Ainol has launched their latest Android tablet, Ainol Novo 10 Hero. This tablet contains latest version of very popular Android operating system.  This operating system has become very popular than any other operating system. One interesting thing about this operating system is that it supports all the latest Apps as well as games. There is Dual Core processor in this tablet for better performance.  Ainol has provided larger sized display for viewing better quality of images and videos. Dual Camera are present in this tablet with which we can have better photography as well as video chatting.
Ainol Novo 10 Hero Tablet Features and Specifications:
Hardware
    Dimensions: 262 x178 x 9.5 mm
    Weight: 672 Gms.
Display
    Screen Size: 10 inches
    Type: IPS Display
    Screen Resolution: 1280 x 800 pixels
    Screen Type: Touch
    Touch Type: Capacitive Touch
The Ainol Novo 10 Hero II will be powered by a 1.5 GHz Actions Semiconductor ATM7029 quad-core processor alongside a ARM Mali 400 graphics chipset, making it ideal for those who want to jump aboard the Android bandwagon, and yet do not want to fork out a premium for it. I guess we will only know just how well the Ainol Novo 10 Hero II performs should we finally be able to get our hands on a unit, and run actual performance tests on it. Still, that kind of hardware processing power with one of the more recent Android operating system versions with such a screen size, and yet being more than $100 more affordable than an iPad mini, makes it quite the tempting purchase, does it not?