ASUS Fonepad 8 (FE380CG) philippines

Asus continues to bank on that formula by releasing tablets with phone features like the Asus FonePad 8 (FE380CG) which we will review in this post. Luckily, Asus eschewed those borderline pedestrian components on the FonePad 8, and instead use an 8-inch IPS panel that pushes 1280 x 800 pixels, resulting into a more respectable pixel density of 189ppi. OS, UI, and Apps Android KitKat version 4.4.2 was the chosen OS flavor for the FonePad 8, masked underneath Asus’ homebrewed interface called Zen UI. Performance and Benchmarks Ever since Asus’ first foray in to the FonePad lineup, the company has always opted for an Intel Atom processor to power their tablet/smartphone hybrid device. As with other devices that Asus has released in recent times, the FonePad 8 is equipped with the company’s own software-based camera enhancement tool dubbed as the PixelMaster. Connectivity and Call Quality Phone functionality integrated in a tablet form factor is arguably the main selling point of the FonePad series, and Asus seems to be doing pretty well in this segment as suggested by the regular release of new and improved iterations every year. Battery Life In their internal testing, Asus claims that the Fonepad 8 can last up to 12 hours on a single charge. Read more in our articles including "Asus Fonepad 8 (FE380CG) Review" and "ASUS Fonepad 8 (FE380CG) now available in the PH".