June 25, 2012 at 12:46 pmExternal and internal review of the Enot J145 tablet
In order to perfectly cope with all tasks, an ideal tablet should have a good screen, powerful hardware and reliable construction. It was these requirements that we tried to take into account in the tablet - Enot J145. Under the habracat, a review of the appearance, as well as an analysis (in the literal sense) of what components the tablet consists of.
We decided not only to describe the device from the outside, but also to describe from which components, and how the tablet is assembled inside. We think this is also interesting for future users.
View inside. The motherboard is closed from the troubles by a plate.
We remove the plate:
Enot J145 looks quite strict. The design is classic, and pleases the presence of a rear aluminum cover.
The inside of the cover. Two speakers:
This cover is a practical solution that positively affects the strength and endurance of the device. Above the screen is a webcam. All connectors and buttons are located at the ends of the device. On the top left are the “Power” buttons, a volume rocker and a slider that blocks the operation of the screen rotation sensor.
At the other end there is a 3.5mm headphone output, a power socket and a microSD card slot. There are also mini-USB, USB ports for connecting external devices and mini-HDMI for outputting images to an external monitor.
Ports - inside view:
Separate praise deserves the screen, which is equipped with a beast. It has a diagonal of 9.7 inches with an aspect ratio of 4: 3 and a resolution of 1024x768 pixels. And most importantly - the display works on IPS technology! The image quality is at a high level, which makes it possible to watch movies in good quality and play games, and the powerful backlight allows you to work even in sunlight. The capacitive sensor supports up to 5 simultaneous taps, inclusive. By the way, there is also a plate between the system board and the screen to protect the screen and the board from each other.
The heart of the tablet is a dual-core processor NVIDIA Tegra 2 with a clock frequency of 1 GHz. Numbers and letters on the processor: NVIDIA 12B3B018 1110A2 S TAIWAN N2U384.S02 S20L-H-A2
The processor is capable of hardware decoding of Full HD video with a resolution of 1080p, it can also speed up Flash Player 10.1.
The amount of RAM is 1024 MB - Hynix H5PS1GB3EFA S6C 210A MUJC9076
Solid State Drive - 8 GB, which can be expanded by installing a memory card up to 32GB. Storage: TOSHIBA THGBM2G6D2FBAI9 FL6383 TAIWAN 11239AE
The tablet is built on the Android 3.2 platform.
The Enot J145 uses a built-in battery. Depending on what you will do - watch a movie, read a book or draw, the battery life of the novelty reaches 8-9 hours. Battery (2 pieces): REC 22.57Wh 7.4V 506780 12YD2003
Wi-Fi module: USI 860111 BM-01 433
Inside the box you can find the tablet itself, a case, a USB cable, a charger and headphones. The case is well adapted to the tablet, all connectors and buttons are available, there is a corresponding cutout for the camera. One of the covers of the case can be used as a stand for the tablet when watching movies.
A couple more internal landscapes
They decided not to install 3G, since in our opinion the most important thing is to have Wi-Fi. And so, the 3G module will significantly increase the price of the device. What for? But there is both Bluetooth and LBS, so that’s all about wireless networks and communications.
And finally, the most important thing: how much does it cost? In retail, this beast costs (or will cost) about 360 dollars. Given the IPS screen, tegra, etc. - it's not bad.
UPD 1:
Detailed technical data
Enot J145 Tablet
UPD 2: And here is a video review of the games that go on the Raccoon J145 tablet
Habra reviews of other Raccoons:
Raccoon 131
Raccoon All-In-One
Raccoon V117
Raccoon J141 Video reviews of tablets Raccoon V121, Raccoon
V131, Raccoon E163 and Raccoon J117
UPD 3:
A summary comparative table (in the figures) of all Raccoons.
MUK-Service - all types of IT repair: warranty, non-warranty repair, sale of spare parts, contract service
We decided not only to describe the device from the outside, but also to describe from which components, and how the tablet is assembled inside. We think this is also interesting for future users.
View inside. The motherboard is closed from the troubles by a plate.
We remove the plate:
Enot J145 looks quite strict. The design is classic, and pleases the presence of a rear aluminum cover.
The inside of the cover. Two speakers:
This cover is a practical solution that positively affects the strength and endurance of the device. Above the screen is a webcam. All connectors and buttons are located at the ends of the device. On the top left are the “Power” buttons, a volume rocker and a slider that blocks the operation of the screen rotation sensor.
At the other end there is a 3.5mm headphone output, a power socket and a microSD card slot. There are also mini-USB, USB ports for connecting external devices and mini-HDMI for outputting images to an external monitor.
Ports - inside view:
Screen
Separate praise deserves the screen, which is equipped with a beast. It has a diagonal of 9.7 inches with an aspect ratio of 4: 3 and a resolution of 1024x768 pixels. And most importantly - the display works on IPS technology! The image quality is at a high level, which makes it possible to watch movies in good quality and play games, and the powerful backlight allows you to work even in sunlight. The capacitive sensor supports up to 5 simultaneous taps, inclusive. By the way, there is also a plate between the system board and the screen to protect the screen and the board from each other.
Percent
The heart of the tablet is a dual-core processor NVIDIA Tegra 2 with a clock frequency of 1 GHz. Numbers and letters on the processor: NVIDIA 12B3B018 1110A2 S TAIWAN N2U384.S02 S20L-H-A2
The processor is capable of hardware decoding of Full HD video with a resolution of 1080p, it can also speed up Flash Player 10.1.
Memory
The amount of RAM is 1024 MB - Hynix H5PS1GB3EFA S6C 210A MUJC9076
Solid State Drive - 8 GB, which can be expanded by installing a memory card up to 32GB. Storage: TOSHIBA THGBM2G6D2FBAI9 FL6383 TAIWAN 11239AE
The tablet is built on the Android 3.2 platform.
The Enot J145 uses a built-in battery. Depending on what you will do - watch a movie, read a book or draw, the battery life of the novelty reaches 8-9 hours. Battery (2 pieces): REC 22.57Wh 7.4V 506780 12YD2003
Wi-Fi module: USI 860111 BM-01 433
Equipment
Inside the box you can find the tablet itself, a case, a USB cable, a charger and headphones. The case is well adapted to the tablet, all connectors and buttons are available, there is a corresponding cutout for the camera. One of the covers of the case can be used as a stand for the tablet when watching movies.
A couple more internal landscapes
All other communications
They decided not to install 3G, since in our opinion the most important thing is to have Wi-Fi. And so, the 3G module will significantly increase the price of the device. What for? But there is both Bluetooth and LBS, so that’s all about wireless networks and communications.
Price
And finally, the most important thing: how much does it cost? In retail, this beast costs (or will cost) about 360 dollars. Given the IPS screen, tegra, etc. - it's not bad.
UPD 1:
Detailed technical data
Enot J145 Tablet
UPD 2: And here is a video review of the games that go on the Raccoon J145 tablet
Habra reviews of other Raccoons:
Raccoon 131
Raccoon All-In-One
Raccoon V117
Raccoon J141 Video reviews of tablets Raccoon V121, Raccoon
V131, Raccoon E163 and Raccoon J117
UPD 3:
A summary comparative table (in the figures) of all Raccoons.
MUK-Service - all types of IT repair: warranty, non-warranty repair, sale of spare parts, contract service