#5-inch Tablet

Dell's upcoming tablet-like mobile internet device has been officially named the Mini 5, perhaps due to the fact it's got a 5-inch screen (although Dell claims to be doing other sizes as well). That 5-inch capacitive, multi-touch screen is just enough to make the HTC HD2 look like a little brother. Still, I think a 5-inch MID running Android is just about right. The Philips T7305L might be worth a look.  This 10-inch Android tablet is designed for users who want a reliable device for browsing, streaming, video calls, and light productivity without breaking the bank. But is it really worth spending any money on? Apart from that, it just looks like a simple and hopefully practical smart tablet. Display, Multimedia and Biometrics For display, the tablet features a 10.1-inch WXGA (1280 × 800) IPS display that caps to a 60Hz refresh rate. It does get Widevine L1 certification so users won’t run into issues with video playback on the tablet from any, if not, most video streaming platforms. For biometrics, well there is no fingerprint sensor to be found in this tablet, but there is face unlock, which seems to be sort of typical for budget-friendly tablets. Read more in our articles including "Dell Mini 5 is a 5-inch Android Tablet" and "PHILIPS 10-inch Tablet (T7305L) Review".