Coding under Android

On 8/17/2011 9:28 PM, linnix wrote:

> These VIA tablet seems pretty good, around $80 including shipping to
> the US.  It's a 800MHz ARM9 based processor.
>
> http://cgi.ebay.com/7-inch-Tablet-PC-Android-2-2-WIFI-3G-Flash-VIA8650-MID-/260837046643?pt=US_Tablets&hash=item3cbb197973

But, it's like most of the "no-name" chinese products... no way
to uniquely identify it (to determine if *any* information
other than that eBay posting exists).

And, if you read the descriptions carefully, you notice lots of
little omissions.  E.g., where's the "RJ45" connection?  Note that
it is not apparent in any of the photos; and, the *probable*
location of the electrical interface -- on the "USB interface"
connector -- isn't confirmed anywhere (where does the "RJ45 adapter"
plug in?  where's the *USB* adapter? [actually, most similar devices
seem to put the RJ45 *and* the USB connectors on the same "adapter"]

These sorts of little details don't inspire confidence  :>

On Aug 17, 11:30=A0pm, Don Y <nowh...@here.com> wrote:
> On 8/17/2011 9:28 PM, linnix wrote:
>
> > These VIA tablet seems pretty good, around $80 including shipping to
> > the US. =A0It's a 800MHz ARM9 based processor.
>
> >http://cgi.ebay.com/7-inch-Tablet-PC-Android-2-2-WIFI-3G-Flash-VIA865...
>
> But, it's like most of the "no-name" chinese products... no way
> to uniquely identify it (to determine if *any* information
> other than that eBay posting exists).
>
> And, if you read the descriptions carefully, you notice lots of
> little omissions. =A0E.g., where's the "RJ45" connection? =A0Note that
> it is not apparent in any of the photos; and, the *probable*
> location of the electrical interface -- on the "USB interface"
> connector -- isn't confirmed anywhere (where does the "RJ45 adapter"
> plug in? =A0where's the *USB* adapter? [actually, most similar devices
> seem to put the RJ45 *and* the USB connectors on the same "adapter"]

I believe that they have an external adapter with four USB A
connectors on the sides and RJ-45 on the opposite end of the flat
plug.  It's in some equivalent seller's picture.  They are sold for P
+ S, where 0 < P + S < $80.