Hyundai T7 is a 7-inch tablet that comes with a quad-core CPU, WXGA screen and price tag of $166

Hyundai has quietly (we haven’t caught
a press release) released a new 7-inch
tablet which seems capable enough to
compete with Nexus 7. The Hyundai T7
has a 1280×800 IPS LCD screen,
Samsung’s Exynos 4412 1.4GHz quad-
core chipset, 1GB of RAM, 2-megapixel
rear camera, front-facing one (for
making video calls), 8GB of built-in
storage, microHDMI port, and a microSD
expansion slot. On the downside, it has
a relatively small battery with a capacity
of 3,300 mAh, while Android 4.0.4 Ice
Cream Sandwich is running the show. In
comparison, Nexus 7 has a bigger
4,325mAh battery and it runs the latest
version of the platform. Then again,
Google’s tablet lacks HDMI out and
doesn’t support memory cards, which
may be a reason why you should go for
Hyundai’s tablet, instead.
Presuming you like how all this sounds,
feel free to get yourself the Hyundai T7
for just $166 from PandaWill , which can
send the tablet across the world. We’re
not sure for how long the supplies will
last, so if you want the T7, you better
hurry.