The Asus Fonepad is powered by an Intel Atom Z2460 CPU, a single-core PowerVR SGX 540 graphics GPU,1GB of RAM with Android 4.1.2. It also packs a IPS display with a 1,280x800 screen, a rear-facing 3-megapixel camera, microSD card slot, WiFi and Bluetooth.
The FonePad feels like the biggest phone we’ve ever tested (including the ‘bricks’ of years ago. A 7-inch screen gives the FonePad the largest display on any phone, and it’s NOT a tablet. Asus is selling it as a super-sized phone.Asus builds the Google...
ASUS has built up a reputation for experimentation over the last few years, launching a host of unusual devices such as the PadFone — a unit which pairs an Android smartphone that docks into the back of (and powers) a 10-inch...
The Asus Fonepad, as its name suggests, can function as a phone as well as a tablet – the only device in this test to arrive with such a capability. It's a worthwhile addition, but that's not the only thing that's attractive about this tablet – its £184...
The Asus Fonepad will be a brilliant Android tablet for many business and home users. In most areas it matches the Google Nexus 7 and in some key areas – like battery life and expandability – the Fonepad outperforms it. This device's real ace, however,...
The Asus Fonepad distinguishes itself by being one of the few seven-inch tablets with 3G phone and internet access. Virtually unlimited internet access without the need to rely on a Wi-Fi connection is a good selling point, the outsize phone option...
How big should a phone be? That’s the question Asus is asking with the Fonepad, a product that aims to bridge the gap between phone, tablet, and really provide a proper middle ground for anyone that’s unsure precisely what they want. Part phone,...
The Asus Fonepad is a good example of how hard it has become to differentiate a tablet from a smartphone.Most 3G-enabled tablets provide pure data connection, while the Fonepad's cellular features also allow it to receive and make calls.A word of...
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