We have new goodies in stock:
Ainol Venus 16GB Quad Core Android Tablet $149.50
The latest tablet from Ainol featuring a quad core processor, 7-inch IPS screen and 16GB of memory and 1GB of ram.
Back in stock: Ainol Crystal Dual Core 8GB Android Tablet - 119.50
Dual core, Android 4.1, 8GB of memory and compact 7-inch form factor.
FiiO E09K Desktop Amp & Dock for FiiO E17 - $119.50
The latest revision of the popular E9 desktop amp, with improved internals and E17 compatibility.
FiiO D07 Advanced Digital to Analog Audio Converter - $49.50
The D07 is ideal for interfacing between modern digital audio/video devices with analog amplifiers or self-powered speakers.
You can also find these products on special discount due to our moving sale:
Brainwavz Zirconia Headphone
Back in the saddle, our latest video review.
The Ainol Tornados are available on our store here.
Someone over at Ainol seems to have leaked a beta version of Android 4.0 ICS for their Ainol Novo 7 Advanced.
More info and download firmware on the forums.
Ainol are officially the first company to release a tablet running Android 4.0 AKA Ice Cream Sandwich and its not even a ARM based tablet, it will be running on a MIPS based processor by Ingenic semiconductors. The Ainol Novo 7 Basic tablet isn't exactly new, it has been around for a month, last week it made news as ingenic were working with MIPS to get the official go ahead to port Android 3.0, but now it looks like they are going straight to Android 4.0.
The tablet has a 1ghz MIPS based processors, 7" 800x480 resolution screen, capacitive touch panel and 8GB of internal memory. The price tag is slated to be around $150 for the 8GB version. Ainol also seem to be rebadging the Novo7 into the Ainovo.
Via Engadget
This was originally posted on our forum back in July, but seemed to off fallen off the road to the blog site, so here it is: the Android version 2.3 Gingerbread upgrade download link for the Ainol NOVO5 Tablet. Now, when you click on the link, don't be put off by the 'VX580W' - the firmware will work with the Ainol NOVO5. And thus we grant you the path towards the nifty Android Gingerbread on your portable NOVO5 tablet - enjoy!
via mp4nation/forum
Ainol's NOVO7 Android tablet has come out guns ablaze with boast-worthy specs that has us staggering back with shock and confusion. 2160p video playback!? That means decoding videos with an epic resolution of 3840 x 2160! The internal storage likely wouldn't be enough to even hold a video of this resolution of any reasonable length - so unless you're into super HD music videos, we question the real "braggability" of such a capability. Click after the break for the NOVO7's full specs and great looking image gallery.
The NOVO7 comes with the new-kid-on-the-block processor (a popular new kid at that), the BoxChip A10 processor clocked at 1.2GHz (not the previously claimed 1.5GHz) and runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread as its OS. It sports a 7-inch multi-touch capacitive screen with a resol
The A10 processing chip by Allwinner Tech has been making several appearances in the China tablet market and has been causing quite a stir with boastful performance specs. With big names like Ainol, Onda and Teclast adopting the chip for their latest tablet releases, the chip has done well for itself, especially since it claims it can handle 2160p video playback, and out-benchmark Cortex-A8 and -A9 processors. We've recently blogged about Ainol's new NOVO7 tablet - an A10 user - and now we've got the P76 tablet from Teclast, and an upcoming Onda tablet that will also sport the A10 chip. Read more about this after the break.
All three tablets have the same epic spec list that includes, as mentioned, 2160p HD video playback, video decoding of up to a resolution of 3840 x 2160, 2D
Ainol has just released information on their new NOVO Android tablet, the NOVO7, and boy does is blow the rest out of the water! Well... according to Ainol... and like any company trying to sell a product within a competitive market, we are going to get wine from water. To start us off with the NOVO7's apparent epic-ness - the 7-incher is capable of 2160p HD video playback, and is capable of decoding videos with a resolution of 3840 x 2160. Find out more about the NOVO7 and what's powering it after the break.
The NOVO7 we're blogging about today is not the same tablet that Ainol originally showcased when they first introduced their NOVO lineup. The NOVO7 back then was to be simply a smaller version of their NOVO8. Not to say that it wouldn't of been a good tablet, but what Ainol
It is good to see that Ainol are supporting not only their products, but also their customers. They have recently come up with a contest for their NOVO line which involves a lot of colours, a bit of creativity and the word 'NOVO'. What you'll have to do is create the word NOVO (or at least something that resembles the word) using as many colours or/and creativity as you can. Send the photo in to Ainol to have a chance at winning a NOVO tablet as the 1st place prize, or a set of Angry Bird toys for 2nd and 3rd. The instructions however aren't very clear, so you might want to visit their official website to suss it out first. It's a pretty neat thing what Ainol is doing, and hopefully other tablet makers can learn from their example. Check out some samples of creativity after the break.
We decided to do a little test to see whether or not Ainol's NOVO8 does indeed have a battery life of 4 to 5 hours with WiFi constantly on. For good measure, we turned the brightness up to a realistically bright setting of around 70%, and turned the screen timeout to 'never timeout'. Our results can be found after the break (Or in the title)
We turned the fully charged NOVO8 on at 10:00am and then periodically checked the battery life every 2 hours after that. After two hours - 12:00pm - the battery level showed to be at 51% which was a surprising cut-in-half for just two hours. In terms of what the battery use was: the device standby was at 73%, the display was at 18% and the WiFi was at 11%. We checked again on the fourth hour of turning on the tablet - 02:00pm - which showed th
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