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Teardown of the world's worst tablet

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That thing looks like it weighs ten pounds.

Also, his complete and utter shock sounds like someone walked into a dilapidated house covered in human feces and all the support boards are held together by Double Bubble.
 
Saw that earlier, it's really shocking. I think he mentioned that the company that made it still exists.

Also the serial number was 11 on this one. So they may have made at least ten of them.
 
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Hahahahahahahahaha
 
This is a beautiful disaster, like, as if it were The Room of tablets. I'm still baffled that they would be simultaneously smart and dumb enough to solder the wires of a USB cable to the controller board instead of just getting a USB-to-mini USB cable and plugging it straight in. Like, is the time and effort of doing that enough to offset the cost?
 
It's bad but why does he call it a "client deliverable" when it's clearly a hand made prototype? Because it has a SN?

Medical devices have to go through a lot of testing, I doubt this thing was actually used.

I bet the first ipad apple made was a hunk of shit too
 
Could that guy's voice be any more grating? I'd rather own that as a daily tablet than listen to this guy for more than a minute.
 
It's bad but why does he call it a "client deliverable" when it's clearly a hand made prototype? Because it has a SN?

Medical devices have to go through a lot of testing, I doubt this thing was actually used.

I bet the first ipad apple made was a hunk of shit too
It has a certain charm

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My God the voice

:lol at the soldered USB cable, though. That takes some freaking effort.

Edit: Stop cumming dude
 
HOLY SHIT. That fucking etched PCB they made all fucking hacked up, what a hatchet job. And fucking LOL at a power regulator hot-glued to the back case. Fucking amazing.


I see someone already screen-shotted it. It gets more AMAZING the more you stare at it.
 
I love that guy's voice. I subbed when someone here posted the video about the massive 4GB HDD from the '80ies, and I'm not even that into vintage electronics lol.
 
I love that guy's voice. I subbed when someone here posted the video about the massive 4GB HDD from the '80ies, and I'm not even that into vintage electronics lol.
That HDD was 4GB? I thought it was 4MB. Though I guess GB makes more sense since 5MB HDDs only cost like $10,000 back then.
 
"Hi-tech solutions", huh?

And considering this is medical apparatus, just imagine how much they must have been selling this hot garbage to hospitals... They must be laughing all the way to the bank!
 
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