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NVIDIA Tegra Note 7
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Engadget Review
The NVIDIA Tegra Note 7 is a decent mid-sized tablet priced at $200, and impressively packs a top-notch processor, but the rest of the hardware leaves much to be desired.
Pros
- Solid performance
- DisplayStylus works much better than a passive stylus
- Reasonably priced
Cons
- Cheap, heavy hardware
- Relatively low-res display
- Disappointing camera
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NVIDIA Tegra Note 7
- Critic Reviews (10)
- User Reviews (3)
- 81AVERAGE CRITIC SCORE10 ReviewsLaptop Magazine70EVGA Tegra Note 7 ReviewOverall, the EVGA Tegra Note 7 is a very good value-priced tablet for gamers, students and anyone else who desires fast performance and pen input for a low price.Engadget80EVGA Tegra Note 7 review: a gaming tablet with mucThe NVIDIA Tegra Note 7 is a decent mid-sized tablet priced at $200, and impressively packs a top-notch processor, but the rest of the hardware leaves much to be desired.AnandTech80NVIDIA Tegra Note 7 ReviewI suspect building NVIDIA's brand in the mobile space and at the same time making the traditional GPU partners happy with a tablet platform they can somewhat call their own is the real success story for Tegra Note.CNET70EVGA Tegra Note 7 review: Solid stylus features atThough its design and features can't compare with the Galaxy Note 8, the EVGA Tegra Note 7 delivers a solid stylus experience for almost half the price.Pocket-Lint80Advent Vega Tegra Note 7 reviewThe Advent Vega Tegra Note 7 is one of the best affordable 7-inch tablets on the market, particularly if you're a gaming fan or like to use a stylus. If you haven't used a stylus the functionality of this one will have you addicted in no time. Leaving you wondering how you've lived without one.TechRadar90The 7-inch tablet powered by plenty of Nvidia oompNvidia has pushed the design brief beyond a typical budget Android tablet and shown that power, flexibility and a great Android experience can be had for a price that makes it accessible to everyone.Android Central80Tegra Note 7 reviewI really like this thing. It ticks all my checkboxes, with a great price, great performance, excellent active stylus support and not a ton of feature-bloat that I'll never use. But it's not going to suit everybody.Expert Reviews100Advent Vega Tegra Note reviewThe Advent Tegra Note is a real bargain, especially when you consider its fast processor, great battery life and its stylus support. You can't get a better tablet than the Tegra Note without spending significantly more.HotHardware80EVGA Tegra Note 7 Android 4.3 Tablet ReviewIf you don't mind the lack of a high-DPI display and are content with sacrificing some battery life versus some more expensive products in this class, the Tegra Note 7 is a fine choice.TrustedReviews80Advent Vega Tegra Note 7 reviewThe Advent Tegra Note 7 is a powerful 7-inch Android tablet with a great stylus that’s just a great screen away from matching the Nexus 7 2.Techno BuffaloNot RatedEVGA Tegra Note 7 Unboxing and Hands-OnLike users would do on a Galaxy Note III, or one of Samsung’s tablets, you can use the Tegra Note 7’s stylus to edit, sign and annotate PDFs, or use Tegra Write and Tegra Draw applications to jot down notes and doodle.
- 77AVERAGE USER SCORE3 ReviewsEngadget Reader60April 7, 2014Feedback submitted!Unable to submit feedback!Very disappointing. I just sent mine back. Writing tool is difficult to use and wasn't stable; very difficult to write anything (cursive or print) with any accuracy or neatness. Front camera is virtually unusable for Skype etc. Rear camera just about OK in good lighting conditions. Screen resolution is OK (same as first Nexus 7), but colors looked washed out even in games. Internet surfing functioned quickly and smoothly. Micro USB is difficult to insert and the tablet's body is a little creaky. It updates OTA to kit kat 4.4.2 which apparently has issues with SD card data. I didn't insert an SD card, so cannot verify that point, but there were no apparent problems with kit kat (although you'll need to download a special rooted version of flash to watch certain video content). NVIDIA will surely have to bring out an improved version of this if they want to stay relevant in the tablet world.Engadget Reader90January 30, 2014Feedback submitted!Unable to submit feedback!Really great little tablet. I got mine just before christmas for £99. An absolute steal.Engadget Reader80January 21, 2014Feedback submitted!Unable to submit feedback!There's a lot to like about this in spite of a few flaws. - Engadget
Key Specs
FORM FACTOR
Tablet
OPERATING SYSTEM
Android
SCREEN SIZE
722
STORAGE TYPE
Internal, Memory card
CAMERA (INTEGRATED)
Yes
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