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NEO adds OmniPad R72 to its tablet portfolio

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In celebration of their 10th year anniversary, NEO launched the OmniPad R72 which will be offered alongside their current data-enabled offering, the M71-3G.

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The OmniPad R72 runs on Android Jellybean out of the box which will be displayed on its 7-inch LCD screen. Under the hood of this budget slate is a RockChip (RK2926) Cortex-A9 processor, 512MB RAM and 4GB of on-board storage. It’s also equipped with a pair of optics; 2MP on the back and VGA at the front.

NEO OmniPad R72 specs:
7-inch TFT LCD, 480×800 @133ppi
1GHz RockChip RK2926 single-core processor
Mali 400 GPU
512MB RAM
Expandable 4GB internal storage (up to 32GB)
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth
2MP rear camera
VGA front-facing camera
Android 4.1
3,000mAh

While the OmniPad R72’s features may not be so enticing for the prying eyes, it may just get a second-look from consumers on a budget as its competitively priced at Php3,999. If you want a more decent slate, you can also opt for its dual-SIM counterpart (M71-3G) which currently retails for Php6,999.

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18 Comments

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Cipher · 13 years ago

I’d rather get the Cherry Mobile Fusion Bolt than to get this POS Neo Tablet.


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Damarkcus · 13 years ago

Sino kaya bibili nito ? Just wandering..


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Damarkcus · 13 years ago

*wondering


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Cipher · 13 years ago

Those people working in Waste Management Services might get these tablets…not.

The hardware is so 2009.


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snowden_cometh · 13 years ago

to NEO mgmt: consider rebranding Cherry Mobile tablets. That way you can offer better specs to your prospect buyers.


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Rouge · 13 years ago

With that specs and price; Id like to say to NEO “Are you effin’ kidding me?” I bet no ones gonna buy that except for your grandmother who cant walk past the NEO kiosk complaining of arthritis.


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totoy bato · 13 years ago

Can’t believe that Neo’s still in business. They managed to survive despite all that fierce competition in our computing space.


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kim · 13 years ago

oo nga, tas itong tab naman grabeh ung specs ang ancient as per technology concern. 1ghz single core :-o


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totoy bato · 13 years ago

Yeah. Beats me how NEO managed to survive after all the lack of consumer interest in their products. Their products don’t sell well but they’re still freaking alive. And this? They released a tablet whose specs belong to 2009.
Come on, NEO it’s not 2009 anymore!


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