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So, I see your video above (and the other guys showing video's playing live on it)
Looks GREAT!
So here's my question.
I hear the SMARTPAD (Telechip) is made better. Aluminum back, plus all the features you see here, for (in the us) only 179.55
The HiPad - Plastic back, apps flipping upside down, sd sticking out. BUT great play back, full market, and once firmware is fixed up, a very similar product. however, in the us 189.55... SOOOO this is very a close race.
Anyone's input?
Oh, also is the firmware problem hard to fix??? i'm pretty tech savy but idw break the thing before My GF gets it for her bday (i'm buying 5 of these things for Christmas presents this xmas)
Excuse me, chinese national holidayI send an email to Shenzhen Haina Digital to ask if there are any plans to fix the micro-sd slot. No reply yet but it is chinese newyear so it can take some time.
I just received my "Hipad G10" from euogo.com over the weekend. It is odd how the micro-SD card sticks out. Overall it's pretty nice. euogo.com did not include the IR remote, or the mini-HDMI to standard HDMI adapter. It works pretty much as advertised, the touch-screen is resistive and while it's multi-touch capable the only application I've found so far that supports multi-touch is the browser.
Unfortunately my unit has the dreaded 'Android Market lock-up problem'. Attempting to d/l any application from the market hangs on 'starting download' and it never progresses. However I have a Google G1 Android phone too so I simply download the app on the phone and using the development SDK, I shell to the phone's linux prompt and upload the applications '.apk' file to my desktop computer, then download it to the G10 and install it that way. Yeah I would much prefer the market to work!
I installed Rhapsody for streaming music, which works flawlessly. I've converted full-length movies to MP4, loaded them on the G10 and played them over HDMI to my home flat-screen at 1920x1080P with no problem! Works great. The HDMI output does carry audio as well as video so the sound comes out of the tv without any problems.
I'm porting some of my Android apps from the smaller smart-phone sized screen to the tablet sized screen and bought this unit to use for that development. I think I'll end up using this tablet for daily usage because it works great, is pretty quick, easier to read than a smart phone, and small enough to travel easily.
hey Baratong,
I'm in the same boat as you. Guess it sucks there will be a new one mid-October with fixed microsd slot. Oh well.
I successfully fixed the market on firmware #133 using this guide:
Fix Market For Slates - Wiki
Basically, install the Android SDK to get the ADB command and usb drivers, then find someone who has an android device where the command:
adb shell sqlite3 /data/data/com.google.android.googleapps/databases/gls.db "select * from meta";
works and pulls an AndroidID
then unplug that phone, plug in the g10 and copy the ID to the g10 with:
adb shell sqlite3 /data/data/com.google.android.googleapps/databases/gls.db "update meta set intvalue='***ANDROID ID YOU FOUND GOES BETWEEN THESE SINGLE QUOTES***' where name='androidId'";
then confirm that the value was indeed copied by running the first command again...
unplug, reboot device and connect to a new network. market worked for me the next day at work.