moonse e7001 is the most Popular tablet pc to run the Android

What is the best tablet to run the Android OS on? It seems that Apple may have been the first in the market, introducing the iPad. However, it looks like the real competition is just around the corner as every major mobile and computer manufacturer is talking about their own version of the tablet. Acer, Dell,HP,HTC and Lenovo are going to Release their Tablet with Android. The Android OS is the most exciting development in open operating systems for mobile devices. It is a great software environment, and deserves the very best hardware to run on. Which of these Android-capable tablets is the best for running the OS?

The results are (578 votes):

12% voted for Notion Ink Adam
31% voted for MoonSE E7001
16% voted for Smart Devices SmartQ-V7
20% voted for Hardkernel ODROID-T
21% voted for Mastone Lifepad 3G I850

yes,moonse e7001 won.

Moonse E7001 has a 7-inch touch screen, with the support of 600 MHz processor and Rockchip RK2808 Android operating system 1.5. Going forward, the ‘brains' who invested in these tablets can also be upgraded, use the Cortex-A8 processor. Ie the screen resolution of 800×480 pixels.

Other facilities offered by Moonse E7001 are 3G network, SD card slot (up to 32GB), Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g and powerful battery for up to 5 hours (3000 mAh). It's from the side of the tablet dimensions are slightly thicker than the iPad. Weighs approximately 0.7 pons, nearly half the weight of iPad. The more interesting part is that this tablet has been pinned with 1.3 MP front camera and the USB port. Based on the information, Moonse E7001 tablets will be released with relatively very cheap, which is about 158 U.S. dollars.

I like to use its ebook function(alot better than reading in my HTC), skype, msn, webmail, youtube and some little games, also i like the Antroid Market software that could download freeware onine and install easily. what I do like about it are several things: Light and portable; I can use as an Internet interface when out and about the house/yard; I can check my GMail without making a mad dash for my netbook or desktop; and finally, I think I can save "at least" $100 on an ebook reader of similar calibre AND have colour screen, and not that "e-paper" crud.
I will admit, though, that I am curious as to the "fit and finish" of the product. We'll see, eh?
Somebody call it the Killer of  iPad from China,but some said that its only a fake IPad, Is it right to call it a fake ipad? Does not an open architecture and the possibility of standard USB / 3G slots make this something (potentially) better than an ipad?

It seems that Apple may have been the first in the market, introducing the iPad. However, it looks like the real competition is just around the corner as every major mobile and computer manufacturer is talking about their own version of the tablet. There are rumors about Google's attempt to enter the tablet market with a device that it's developing with major hardware manufacturers. Google has nothing to prove in the OS aspect of the tablet, as we have already witnessed Android capabilities on the Notion Ink Adam and on Nvidia's Tegra tablet. Microsoft joined forces with HP in an attempt to dominate the tablet market, which ended up as a huge disappointment, as the $500 tablet is nothing more than a Windows 7 touchscreen PC. Nvidia recently introduced its new tablet that has 1 GB of RAM, 2 USB ports and a frontal camera (three things that the iPad does not have). Lets hope that Google will meet our expectations.