Reliance designed the new Tab
to promote 3G network. But for Reliance, if they fail to offer a better looking
interface their plan fails. Hence they introduced decent looking interface but
Android mechanism did not provide much scope to their desire. It easily slips
in hand purses at 389 grams and the look of it could instantly remind you of
the Samsung Galaxy Tab. The Reliance unit came with a glossy front side and an
easily detachable plasticky backflap disguised in a silver-gray metallic hue.
We didn’t attempt breaking it, but the plastic appeared to be pretty fragile.
It is made to easily slip down in hand purses at 389 grams and the look of it
may remind you of the Samsung Galaxy Tab which is also sporting the market much
earlier but the exterior looks and buttons provided differ it almost every way
possible. The smartphone resemblance doesn’t end with the looks. The back can
be opened to reveal the battery compartment and the micro SD card slot and SIM
card slot. The huge battery takes most of the space. The tablet does not have
too many hardware buttons. It has the volume rocker and the power button housed
on the right. The Reliance Company came up with a glossy front texture and with
an easily detachable plastick backflap disguised in a silver-gray metallic hue.
One may not attempt breaking it, but the plastic appears to be pretty fragile
at the first looks. Pulling out the backflap, the Li-Ion battery 3400mAh can be
extracted to lay your hands on SIM and micro SD card slots for storage and connectivity
besides Wi-Fi. Pulling out the backflap, the Li-Ion battery 3400mAh can be
extracted to lay your hands on SIM and micro SD card slots. The dual speakers
are on the top and bottom of the tablet. Reliance has also bundled 4GB storage
(micro SD card) which can be further expanded up to 32GB using the micro SD
slot. On the inside, it is fuelled with an 800MHz processor and 512MB RAM. To
refresh your memory, the Reliance 3G Tab runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread
operating system. The 3G Tab is powered by an ARM11 800MHz processor.
Video, Music, Social Networking
You can watch YouTube videos on
it, using the YouTube app from the Android market. You can chat and connect
with your friend on Twitter, Facebook. You can check your email on websites or
through the email client. You can do voice chat using Skype or any other voice
messengers for Android. You can surf the internet and visit websites.
EBooks, news and pdf
You can download the Kindle
app from Amazon, buy and read eBooks on it. You can also view PDF documents or
read various other eBook formats on it. This can also work as a good eBook
reader. You can watch TV on it using the Mobile TV app. If you are a first time
buyer of tablet computing devices and want casual usage, this tablet is a good
buy.
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