HP Slate 7 Plus Overall Review
The HP Slate 7 Plus, unveiled in December 2013, marked HP’s continued effort to secure a place in the competitive tablet market. Designed as a budget-friendly option, it aimed to deliver respectable performance and multimedia capabilities to its users.
Featuring a 7-inch display, the HP Slate 7 Plus provided a comfortable viewing experience for reading, web browsing, and watching videos. Its screen resolution was expected to be sharp enough for clear image and text rendering, making it a suitable choice for media consumption on the go.
Under the hood, the tablet was powered by an Nvidia Tegra 3 chipset, backed by 1 GB of RAM. This combination was tailored for smooth multitasking and efficient handling of everyday applications, from social media browsing to casual gaming.
The HP Slate 7 Plus came equipped with a 5 MP rear camera, allowing users to capture photos and videos. Although not designed to replace dedicated cameras, it offered sufficient quality for capturing moments and video chatting through its front-facing camera.
With an internal storage of 8 GB, expandable via a microSD card, users had the flexibility to store apps, photos, and videos. The device was supported by a 4000 mAh battery, promising ample power to get through the day under normal usage.
HP Slate 7 Plus Pros and Cons
Pros
- Compact and portable design with a 7-inch display.
- Nvidia Tegra 3 chipset provided decent performance for the tablet’s class.
- Expandable storage via microSD card.
- Adequate battery life for daily tasks.
Cons
- Limited RAM might hinder performance with more demanding apps and multitasking.
- Camera performance likely mediocre, typical for tablets in this price range.
- The display resolution and quality may lag behind more premium competitors.
