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HP Introduces New 8-Inch Android Tablet

HP Introduces New 8-Inch Android Tablet 
While HP might not be the first company to op in your head when the subject of Android tablets is mentioned, it’s been known to bring a decent offering to market. The company has just released a new 8 inch Android tablet at the incredibly affordable price of $170. That said, you’re going to want to take a look at the spec list before you pull the trigger.


Dubbed the HP 8, the tablet ships with a decent set of specs for the price:
·         7.85 inch IPS Display (1024 x768)
·         Allwinner Quad-Core A31s Processor
·         1GB RAM
·         2 megapixel fix-focused rear camera
·         VGA front-facing camera
·         16GB internal storage
·         Micro SD card slot (up to 32GB)
·         Stereo speakers
·         3800 mAh battery





While there’s a few specs in the list above that are certainly adequate enough for a mid-ranged tablet, there’s nothing that is going to wow anyone. Still, at a price of $170, it might be easy enough to overlook the lack of great specs, as the HP 8 will fit the bill for web browsing and some light gaming. Offered up in a silver finish, the HP 8 certainly looks sleek and the thin profile will ensure that it will feel nice when in your hands.

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