Thank you for the information. How do I know if it is running stock Android?
If it is then I should be able to flash Jelly Bean on it correct?
I know these are elementary questions, but I've not ventured into the rooting/ROMing world before.
-JD
I'm pretty new to the flashing scene myself, so someone please correct me if I'm wrong. But I don't think it's that simple. A ROM (even a stock one) has to be built for the device. Even if the OS is stock there are kernels that control the interaction between the OS and the hardware. Those kernals would have to be released by the manufacturer (which technically they are required by law to do) and then used when a ROM is built for that tablet. Being a generic unbranded tablet, I doubt there is much developer support for it (for things like building ROMs, etc), so I think the best you'll be able to do is to root the OS that's already running. And that's assuming that the bootloader is unlockable.
I think your best bet is to google the model number (e.g. RK701 rooting) and see what you can find. Alternatively you could try to unlock the bootloader the standard nexus way: set up drivers, set up ADB and fastboot, boot into bootloader, and give the command "fastboot OEM unlock". I know for a noob (no offense) that might sound overwhelming, but it's actually really simple. I only dived in a few months ago.
But now that I type those steps, I'm wondering if you'll have any problems getting the drivers setup (probably not) and figuring out how to boot into the bootloader (possibly).
Step #1 is always the same ... research, research, research.