Easily browse Web content and interact with your favorite apps using this Asus MeMO Pad 7 ME70C-8G-BDL tablet, which features a 7" 10-finger multitouch display that makes navigation simple. Built-in Wi-Fi offers on-the-go Internet access.
Simplifies navigation of features and content and showcases streaming media, apps and videos in crisp detail.
Provides space for your music, movies, apps and other content.
Intel® Atom™ processor Z2520 with a 1.2GHz processor speed ensures reliable performance.
Delivers reliable Web connectivity, so you can download apps, stream content and stay connected with social media.
Lets you capture important moments. The 0.3MP front-facing camera makes it easy to shoot self-portraits.
Allows you to expand storage with microSD and microSDHC cards up to 64GB (not included).
Plus built-in speakers produce clear sound. Audio jack lets you easily connect a pair of compatible headphones or an external microphone (not included).
I really liked the UI design Asus has come up with (apparently their new Zen UI), but it needs to have a higher-powered tablet to run it, I think. It was a bit sticky and had a few hangups, especially when switching between apps. Also, I'm not sure if this is true of all of these tablets or just mine, but the screen was really dark toward the bottom where the app bar is, almost like an overall screen gradient. The top of the screen was a bit washed out, and the bottom was richer with a lot of contrast (too much if you held the tablet at the wrong angle). It made looking at the screen a bit uncomfortable. Other than that, I have no complaints. I realize it is a budget tablet, and not part of Asus' high-end Transformer line or anything, so while some prolems are to be expected, I would argue that the minimum needs to be raised a bit as far as specs.
I got this one on sale for 53.99. Excellent price and product. It also came with a protector case and a 8GB SD card. Could you ask for more? The tablet performs good for it's processor and memory. The screen is good, the volume could be better, but overall, it's a decent 7 inch tablet. If you don't mind the eventual lag after some time of installing countless apps and toying around with the device, and don't need extreme gaming performance, this baby will do just fine (and even some more too).
This tablet was a replacement for my son. Pretty good for the price. Sound is good, camera not bad. Overall, for the price, I would buy more as gifts.
The Asus memopad is an excelent inexppensive tablet. I've had a bunch of them fron ipads to dells and the asus is the one that makes me happiest. It works very well without a bunch of lag that i have found on other inexpensive Android devices. I have the price comparable dell venue 7, not the 7000, and it it madening with lag. Not so on the memopad. Also, asus has a very nice launcher the really works well and very snappy.
This was an upgrade for the little Polaroid tablet I have. Everything was twice what the Polaroid had. Double the processing speed, memory,internal storage,resolution, even the external memory card capacity were all doubled. Very happy with it, not to mention that it cost 25 dollars less. There was even a case and memory card in the bundle that wasn't mentioned in the sale ad.
Great tablet for the Price!
This tablet was for an older gentleman that was looking for something affordable but yet simple to carry. When it arrived, he was surprised to find that it came with an extra SD card and cover. The tablet was simple for him to setup and run. I would highly recommend this tablet to anyone that was looking something easy to carry and use.
I like the product, very nice product especially for the price.
Asked 6 years ago by baby.
A:Answer Yes. You will need an Micro USB adapter.
