Saw this 7-inch Android tablet a couple of weeks ago during a meeting and asked the distributor if I could borrow it and check it out. I am told that a few schools (forgot which ones) have adopted this tablet as a learning tool in the classroom. This Korean-made tablet was also developed by the same company (ODM) that provided Amazon with the Kindle Fire so I was intrigued by it. The tablet is available for enterprise and academe but hasn't been launched commercially for regular folks. It even comes with a thin suede sleeve out of the box which is nice for carrying around but not really to protect the tablet from bumps and drops. This is also the very first tablet I've seen that uses a mini-USB port instead of a micro-USB for data and power charging. The top side also has a hidden latch to uncover another set of ports -- an SD card slot and a micro-HDMI port for connecting the tablet to an external HD display. I am told the tablet isn't readily available in the market but could range between Php11k to Php13k in other neighboring countries (I am not sure if it was Indonesia). Read more in our articles including "7-inch Identity Tab takes Android to the classroom" and "Watch: Tablets are still relevant. Here's why!".
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Jul 15, 2026Saw this 7-inch Android tablet a couple of weeks ago during a meeting and asked the distributor if I could borrow it and check it out. I am told that a few schools (forgot which ones) have adopted this tablet as a learning tool in the classroom.
This Korean-made tablet was also developed by the same company (ODM) that provided Amazon with the Kindle Fire so I was intrigued by it. The tablet is available for enterprise and academe but hasn't been launched commercially for regular folks. It even comes with a thin suede sleeve out of the box which is nice for carrying around but not really to protect the tablet from bumps and drops.
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