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Asus MeMO Pad 7 (ME176C) Review and Ratings Our Verdict: Like its predecessor (the HD 7), the MeMO Pad 7 redefines what a budget tablet can be, in a snappy Atom-based 7-incher ideal for students, children, and tablet first-timers. Read More… - What We Liked… - Fair price for the feature set - Very good battery life - Decent performance, screen, and sound for the price - Supports 64GB MicroSD cards - Light and comfortable to grip - What We Didn’t… - No HDMI port - Subpar cameras Asus MeMO Pad 7 (ME176C) Review By William Harrel, reviewed September 10, 2014 Introduction Every now and then we come across a tablet that demands we sit up and take notice—not because it's glamorous, fashionable, or made of nifty materials, but because of its quiet competence. That was the case with the release of last year's Asus MeMO Pad HD 7, a Computer Shopper Editors’ Choice in July of 2013. Like most compact (7- and 8-inch-class) tablets we’ve seen over the past year or so, the MeMO Pad HD 7 was primarily an entry-level slate. At first glance, you might wonder why it was an Editors’ Choice at all, or even noteworthy. Compared to some competing compact models (such as Google’s highly desirable 2013 version of the Nexus 7), it offered little that was ground-breaking in terms of technology. What that modest 7-inch slate did do, though, was bring to reality a well-built, attractive tablet for under $150, complete with a decent sound system and a quite serviceable display. And that’s what the subject of this review—the MeMO Pad HD 7’s replacement—does here in 2014, as well: It redefines what a budget tablet can and should be. Yes, the name is almost the same, to the point of confusion. The MeMO Pad 7 (no "HD") is one of a group of three entry-level tablets that Asus rolled out in summer 2014. The others were the $299-list, 10.1-inch Transformer Pad TF103C and the $199-list MeMO Pad 8, both of which we reviewed just before this one. (Hit the links for the deep dives on those models.) The Transformer Pad TF103C, we found, was a pretty reasonable deal. It has a much larger display than our MeMO 7 review unit, and for the additional $150, you get a full-size tablet along with a fully integrated Android keyboard dock that turns it into a workable Android laptop. Still, that’s double the price of the MeMO Pad 7, and these are two very different tablets, for two different crowds. A closer match is the MeMO Pad 8. For the additional $50 that it costs versus the MeMO Pad 7, you get, well, another diagonal inch of display (which translates, if you do the math, to 30 percent more screen area). For some buyers, that extra 30 percent is well worth another half a C-note. It does make things larger and easier to see, especially for those of us advanced enough in years to start experiencing declining eyesight. Plus, the 8-incher can be easier to read for another, less obvious reason: Despite its smaller screen, the MeMO Pad 7 has the same native resolution as the MeMO Pad 8. That means that (as we’ll discuss later on) the 7-incher has the more "detailed-looking" screen of the two, due to the necessarily smaller, tighter dots, but the 8-incher renders icons and other elements a bit larger. Even so, it’s a difference only noticeable if you really look for it, and a matter of personal preference between the two. Otherwise, the MeMO Pad 7 and its 8-inch sibling look, feel, and smell a lot alike, right down to their controls and internal connectivity, which are nearly the same. Unlike last year’s 32-bit MeMO Pad HD 7 model, though, all three of Asus’ new slates run on a fairly new quad-core, 64-bit Intel Atom CPU, which, as we’ve seen in both the Transformer Pad TF103C and the 8-inch MeMO Pad, is an able performer. It delivered respectable scores on our battery of benchmark tests, and it contributed to a good, long runtime on our demanding battery-rundown trial. And it felt snappy in practice. Those truths, combined with the solid hardware, are what make this new MeMO Pad 7 much parallel to last year's winner: It balances a lot of things that tend to be mutually exclusive. In addition to performing well, the MeMO Pad 7 is light, thin, and easy to hold on to. While the screen might be a little small for some buyers’ tastes in the current market, given the fast rise in popularity here in 2014 of tablets with 8-inch screens, it's a good one, as 7-inchers go. If compact, economical, and Android are what you’re after in a tablet, it’s hard to beat the MeMO Pad 7 for the money, given the field. Top-Rated Tablets Apple iPad Air 2Read Our Review Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4Read Our Review Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5Read Our Review Sony Xperia Z2 TabletRead Our Review Apple iPad Mini With Retina Display (128GB, Verizon)Read Our Review
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Upoznajte novi Asus MeMO Pad 7 (ME176CX) Kao i prošlogodišnji MeMO Pad HD 7, poseduje kućište veličine 7“ koje krije najnovije Intel čipove. Njegova zadnja maska je prijatna na dodir i ne klizi, tako da lepo leži u ruci, bez straha da ćete ga ispustiti. Sa svega 295 grama težine i samo 9.6mm debljine , neće zauzimati puno mesta u vašoj torbi – dolazi u više nijansi – crnoj, žutoj, crvenoj, plavoj i beloj. Displej dijagonale 7“ i rezolucije 1280 x 800 piksela odličan je za pretraživanje interneta, gledanje filmova ili igranje igrica. Talbet je opremljen sa dosta konektora, kao što su microUSB port i ulaz za slušalice, plus slot za microSD karticu za dodatnu memoriju. Od konekcija su vam dostupno standardni Wi-Fi i Bluetooth 4.0. Asus je opremio MeMO Pad 7 sa 16GB memorije za skladištenje podataka, 1GB RAM memorije, i jedan od Intelovih najnovijih 64-bitnim Bay Trail procesorom – quad-core Atom čip koji dostiže 1.86GHz radnog takta. Za video razgovore i snimanje fotografija na raspolaganju su vam prednja od 0.3 megapikesela i zadnja od 2 megapiksela , ugrađeni mikrofon, a za uživanje u muzici su vam na rapolaganju ugrađeni zvučnici. Zahvaljujući ugrađeno polimer bateriji od 3950mAh možete preko 10 sati uživati u neprestanom korišćenju vašeg tableta – npr. gledati HD video klipove.