Anyone here own an Erisin ES2008A? KGL RK3166 7" no physical buttons. Any problems?
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I have a 2008a and I like it.
If I would complain about anything it would be the amount of sd space that you can use for apps.
Once you've added 8 fair size apps for tunes and navigation that's about it.
Also bluetooth compatibility isn't the best as hardly any devices will pair with it apart from phones.
A software update would be nice too but to say I'm in my van 18 hours a day with it 3 days a week I'm happy.
I've bought it now and the main aspect I don't like about it is that the screen is too dim, difficult to see in bright sunlight.
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How do I test for the color on my Nexus 7 to make sure its up to par and not yellowish or anything? I mean as far as I can tell its not but I want to make sure so I can replace and get the best tablet I possibly can.
I would just say if it looks good to you and pictures and movies look similar to how they do on you computer its fine. The problem worth looking for is screen lift.
Take a picture of a magazine with a good camera. Send it to your n7 and see the difference.
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Put this message up on both your computer monitor and the Nexus, and compare:
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How about this?
New unit (6 months from now) - with WHITE LEDs and guaranteed no blue/purple fringe around the screen. 4800 mAh battery instead of the lightweight 4500 mAh version. As promised battery life with 4 HOUR charge time. So what if it's a little heavier? If I want a powerhouse tablet, I don't mind a little more heft. Particularly if the heft is worth it!
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I guess you watch videos more than do reading ... the blue/purple haze is very annoying.
The Honor 8 Pro's box can be converted into a VR headset. Here is what it looks like.
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You forgot to show how the telephone needs to be placed at the bottom of the box, which makes it impossible to operate when you put the cardboard with the lenses on top of it.
Also, I found it impossible to keep the lenses close enough to the eyes to have a sort of immersive 3D view.
All in all a ridiculous gimmick. I'd rather have a nice phone cover or better quality earphones in the box than this stupid gimmicky thing.
will not be much of comfort tho,
Hi.
Bought this device some time ago and hope, that there ist some way to modify it...otherwise I'm gonna sometime maybe find my fist stuck in it if I haven't sold before....
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Problems faced:
-ultraslow in general as it shouldnt concerning pretended specs
-no dimming of the display
-2/3 of display size keyboard and no way to shrink this
-feeling like first attempt of running Android at all...
-...and so on...
The rk3368 should be a PX5 device with MTCD.
I think you should rather describe your problems here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/f/mtcd-android-head-units-q-a.5388/
or
https://forum.xda-developers.com/f/mtcd-android-head-units-general.7378/
OK. Thank you!