UPDATE:August 18, 2012
Zenithink released a new upgrade to its firmware for the ZT-282 today.
It features a new boot logo, and appears to be pretty stable. It's still Android 4.03, but it looks good.
Check it out at
http://www.zenithink.com/Eproducts_C91_2.php?download
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On July 2nd Zenithink Corp released an improvement to the firmware for all models of the ZT-282, the Upgraded C91.
This is the location for you to get the official Zenithink firmware.
Zenithink
The firmware update addresses some minor bugs and was desperately needed to make ICS 4.03 more stable.
This update is ridiculously simple to install. Just download, unzip, place the zt-update folder in the main directory of your external sd card. Turn your tablet off. Make sure you have enough battery, or plug the tablet into your charger. Press, and hold down the camera button. Then press, and hold down the power button at the same time. When the upgrade screen comes up you may let go of both buttons. In a few minutes it will finish doing its thing and you're done.
You lose nothing, and operation is much smoother.
Zenithink released a new upgrade to its firmware for the ZT-282 today.
It features a new boot logo, and appears to be pretty stable. It's still Android 4.03, but it looks good.
Check it out at
http://www.zenithink.com/Eproducts_C91_2.php?download
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On July 2nd Zenithink Corp released an improvement to the firmware for all models of the ZT-282, the Upgraded C91.
This is the location for you to get the official Zenithink firmware.
Zenithink
The firmware update addresses some minor bugs and was desperately needed to make ICS 4.03 more stable.
This update is ridiculously simple to install. Just download, unzip, place the zt-update folder in the main directory of your external sd card. Turn your tablet off. Make sure you have enough battery, or plug the tablet into your charger. Press, and hold down the camera button. Then press, and hold down the power button at the same time. When the upgrade screen comes up you may let go of both buttons. In a few minutes it will finish doing its thing and you're done.
You lose nothing, and operation is much smoother.
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