Dual Cortex-A9 7 Inch Tablet DVB-T2 with WIFI Tablets PC an

Dual Cortex-A9 7 Inch Tablet DVB-T2 with WIFI Tablets PC and TV

Quick Detail:

1. Tablet TV has both tablets PC and TV features, make your life more colorful!

2. It has dual camera Front 0.3MP, Rear 2MP

3. Factory price and small MOQ can be accepted;

4. Google Android 4.1, allows you to use more fluid.

5. AML MX Dual Cortex-A9 1.5G Dual core Mali400

6. 1GB DDR3 8GB nand flash Micro SD (TF) up to 32GB

Technical Parameters

Function:

1. In the case of WIFI, it is a Tablet PC, in the absence of WIFI ,it is a TV.

2.Google Android 4.1 AML MX Dual Cortex-A9 1.5G Dual core Mali400

Description:

1. Our R&D department also can design case according to your idea and special requirement; ODM/OEM ordered are welcome!

2. Our monthly production capacity is about 600,0-80,000pcs, which is can assure you short delivery time.

3. Our QC department check case one by one to ensure 100% good quality. We guarantee 30days after you received the cases;

4. we promise you give you feedbacks during 24 hours and finding solution during the next 48 hours.

Competitive Advantage:

1. We can offer you Factory price;

2. we check our product one by one in our QC department, we can assure the best quality;

3. We accept small MOQ and can offer samples for free;

4. We accept ODM/OEM orders and produce case according to your special design;

5. We promise you give you feedback during 24 hours and find solution the next 48 hours.

The digital television transition, also called the digital switchover or analogue switch-off, is the process in which

analog television broadcastingis converted to and replaced by digital television. This primarily involves the

conversion of analogue terrestrial television to digital terrestrial. However, it also involves analogue cable

conversion to digital cable, as well as analogue to digital satellite.

In many countries, a simulcast service is operated where a broadcast is made available to viewers in both

analog and digital at the same time. As digital becomes more popular, it is likely that the existing analogue

services will be removed. In some cases this has already happened, where a broadcaster has offered

incentives to viewers to encourage them to switch to digital. In other cases government policies have been

introduced to encourage or force the switchover process, especially with regard to terrestrial broadcasts.

Government intervention usually involves providing some funding for broadcasters and, in some cases

monetary relief to viewers, to enable a switchover to happen by a given deadline.

The switchover for individual countries varies; in some countries it is being implemented in stages as

in India and the United Kingdom, where each region has a separate date to switch off. In others,

the whole country switches on one date, such as the Netherlands, which switched off all analog services

on 11 December 2006.