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Velocity Micro Cruz T408

Velocity Micro Cruz T408
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alaScore 76

4 reviews

Dec, 2024

We have collected and analyzed 4 expert reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 65/100. The average review date is Oct 1, 2011. We have compared these reviews to 896114 reviews from other Laptops. The alaScore™ for this product is 76/100 = Good. Last update: Dec 23, 2024.

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Expert review by : Jesse Hicks (engadget.com)

Velocity Micro Cruz T408

 

It's no secret that the market for Android tablets is crowded - and getting more so every day. Just ask Samsung, Acer, HTC, Huawei, Lenovo, Pandigital and, oh yes, Verticool. We could keep going, but you get the point: it's a big market out there, one...

Inexpensive ; Speedy for everyday tasks ; Solid build quality

Runs Gingerbread ; No Android Market access ; No rear-facing camera

Velocity Micro's 8-inch Cruz T408 tablet is inexpensive and solidly built, but for $199 you should expect some serious compromises -- namely, no Honeycomb or Android Market access.

Oct, 2011
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Expert review by : Christopher Null (wired.com)

Review: Velocity Micro Cruz T408 and T410

 

Velocity Micro — a brand better known for its ultra-pricey, high-end gaming rigs — has produced a $200 Android tablet.

Surprisingly nice design for a budget tablet; very clean, slim, and lightweight. Rock-bottom pricing. Graphics performance is good

Unusable screen. Specs are disappointing, performance is uninspired. Angry Birds would be livid about this battery life. MicroUSB used for connection to a PC or wall power, but no charging over USB

Oct, 2011
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Expert review by (pcmag.com)

Velocity Micro Cruz T408

 

The screen is grainy and low-res, and the OS is a non-Google-approved version of Android 2.3. If you're the kind of person who rolls your own tablet OS, the Cruz has decent bones and would make a good project, but Velocity Micro doesn't offer the...

Well-built. Faster than its specs imply

Poor screen. No Google services. No HDMI out

The Velocity Micro Cruz T408 is a decent low-cost tablet ruined by a poor screen and inadequate OS.

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Expert review by : gary (newlaunches.com)

Velocity Micro Cruz T408 tablet up for pre-order

 

Velocity Micro Cruz T408 is an Android 2.3 Gingerbread tablet that offers a bevy of good things. As the name would vaguely hint, the size of the display is a good 8 inches. It runs on a Samsung Cortex A-8 processor, packs 4GB of storage, 512 MB RAM, a...

Sep, 2011
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