7" Tablet with HDMI and SD Card - recommendations?

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Hi

Looking for a 7" tablet, with good screen and battery life and HDMI and SD card slots.

A Nexus 7 would be the ideal, if it had the two slots.

I have one of the Chinese jobs and it's grand, but the battery life is terrible.

Only budget options I can see are the Hisense Sero Pro or the Tesco Hudl.

Anything coming up on the horizon? Would pay a decent amount for the right machine.

TIA
 
I don't think there is anything on the Android Market with those two requirements in terms of budget options. Even the Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014) & Tab 3 10.1 don't have HDMI out options. The two budget options you posted appear to have sd card slots but no HDMI outs, unless you plan on using a converter to connect to HDMI.
 
Not even necessarily looking for a budget option. The two I mentioned definitely have proper mini hdmi connectors though.
 
Hi

Looking for a 7" tablet, with good screen and battery life and HDMI and SD card slots.

A Nexus 7 would be the ideal, if it had the two slots.

I have one of the Chinese jobs and it's grand, but the battery life is terrible.

Only budget options I can see are the Hisense Sero Pro or the Tesco Hudl.

Anything coming up on the horizon? Would pay a decent amount for the right machine.

TIA

I'm not sure which market you are in but the Medion Lifetab E7312 has a decent screen, card slot, and the HDMI port you're looking for. Unfortunately it also has about 3 hours of battery life (playing video, with Wifi on and screen at max brightness). Is that enough to be worth it?
 
No, 3 hours is nowhere near enough. Thanks anyway. My Chinese Onda gives me 4-5 hours I suppose.

The Nexus supports Slimport I've discovered so an adapter like this Nexus 5/4/7 (2013) Slimport to HDMI adapter - Connect your Slimport phone or tablet to an HDMI TV, monitor, or projector (SP1003): Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
could sort out my HDMI output. Has anyone used this with the Nexus - are there any drawbacks?
I could probably live with a 32GB tablet although I like the convenience of throwing movies etc on an external card.
I can't get why high end tablets don't just put in the two slots. Surely it would only cost a few dollars and vastly improve their market appeal or am I missing the big picture?
 
have you looked at the tegra note 7? it can take micro hdmi and a micro sd card -- a stylus, too!
 
have you looked at the tegra note 7? it can take micro hdmi and a micro sd card -- a stylus, too!

I second this got one for the other half for Xmas.

Fantastic little machine only paid ?89 (approx $135) for it.

Had SD slot and HDMI out. ( not tested the latter yet but have a mirorcast do prob use that)

Has ran everything I've thrown at it.

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I second this got one for the other half for Xmas.

Fantastic little machine only paid ?89 (approx $135) for it.

Had SD slot and HDMI out. ( not tested the latter yet but have a mirorcast do prob use that)

Has ran everything I've thrown at it.

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How in the hell did that cost you only 89 pounds, which like you said is about 135 American, when its going for 200 odd here! :(
 
Prices went crazy for run up to Xmas inititially reduced to ?125 (seena to be standard price now)

Then week before xmas was down to ?99 but there was still a voucher code for ?10 off = ?89

The budget market got really competitive this year galaxy tab 3 priced less than that 100

Tegra was best specced for price though.

Also picked up a moto G for ?99 to use as my second phone as I have a note 3 as my primary device and to be honest it has made me think do I need to ever pay ?400 - 600 for an off contract phone again as again runs everything I throw at it and had fantastic battery life. Perfect for the phone to use when out on nights out....

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i have the Medion Lifetab E7312 tablet, and it definitely does NOT have an HDMI port... I only got it about ten days ago, and havent had time to find out much about it yet... battery life does appear to be an issue... first time it seemed it was dead, i called the toll-free number for support, and within a coupla minutes, stuck a pin in the hole on the back labeled 'reset', which brought it to life... And, I did not lose my data, just like he said... I have called the toll-free number 3 times, I think, and each time the problem was solved within minutes...

but, it does seem that the thing 'dies' if it is not plugged in every three days or so. Earlier this evening, it appeared to be dead... not responding at all, even after plugging it in... then, it would show 'charging', but not how much... and it still wouldnt wake up... a few minutes more, and it seems to be fully functional...

i will post updates as i find out more about it, but so far, I am happy with it...

regards...

dnorm

p.s. I held the power button down for several seconds, until I heard a sound...
 
Can I asked what kind it is I'm looking for a cheap tablet with 1 gigabyte of RAM. Play it at home only show the battery life isn't a big deal

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I don't think there is anything on the Android Market with those two requirements in terms of budget options. Even the Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014) & Tab 3 10.1 don't have HDMI out options. The two budget options you posted appear to have sd card slots but no HDMI outs, unless you plan on using a converter to connect to HDMI.

Hello the Asus 10inch tf300 and tf700 have BOTH SD CARD EXPANSION AND HDMI..... IT IS A STEAL AT AMAZON...MEVEN THOUGH IT IS A 2012 model it was the first with quad core.... it's a little heavy.... I got my Asus transformer 32:-/ for 90 $ they have some used tf700 64GBP for 100 to 150 na STEAL. Amazon.com: Asus transformer tf300. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...ag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU5142362
 
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