Running on the android operating system as the most widely used mobile platform on earth, Alcatel OneTouch which re-entered the smart phone ecosystem has gone swag with Pixi 3 7″ slate tablet.
With its attractive and promising low cost and optional 3G/4G cellular connectivity, the product, according to market indicators is already making inroads in the emerging markets.
Known for offering value for money, the smart slate tablet, primarily designed to be used as a hand-held tablet and not as a traditional laptop is equipped with a 7 inch TFT screen with a resolution of 1,024 by 600 pixels.
This measures out to 170 PPI pixels-per-inch (PPI), which is about average for a tablet display.
The OneTouch Pixi 3 7″ 3G also has multimedia features like FM Receiver, GPS Navigation, and Phone/Call Capability.
Built of plain ol’ plastic and sport a non-glossy, textured finish for a nice grip, the product comes in many colors and can be paired with a matching colorful case.
Battery Life
Boasting a battery with a capacity of 2,820 mAh, a below average battery capacity for a 7 inch tablet, the battery capacity of the device is the most accurate indicator of actual battery life. Specifically, the tablet houses a quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon 210 system on a chip with clock speed of 1.1 GHz, which is slightly slower than average for a tablet processor.
With a quad core processor, it is interesting to note that this tablet will be more effective at multitasking compared to tablets with single core CPUs.
With 1 GB of RAM, it’s a bit lacking in memory, and will not perform as well as tablets with more RAM
The base version of the OneTouch Pixi 3 7″ 3G houses 4 GB of internal storage, which makes it a poor choice for storing multimedia.
Camera:
The smart device has two cameras, a 0.3 megapixel front camera and a 2 megapixel rear camera. Its camera doesn’t autofocus, which can hurt image quality.
Although all tablets have WiFi connectivity to connect to local wireless networks, this model also has a Bluetooth 4.0 connection to pair with various accessory devices.

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