Full Specifications of Walpad G2

Let yourself impressed with the Walpad G2, powered by 1.3 GHz Quad Core Processor and 1 GB Ram that offers super-fast & fluid web browsing experience. Play high definition games on your screen with super smooth, low-latency performance due to the Mali 400 GPU. Keep rocking in your work with the Walpad G2 and have more fun than before.
 
Tab Highlights:
* 8-inch Bright HD Display
* Quad Core Processor
* 16GB ROM
* Unified Storage
* USB OTG Support

Price: 8,490 BDT
Basic Information:
Operating System: Android 5.1
Processor: 1.3 GHz Quad Core Processor
GPU: Mali 400
RAM: 1GB
Storage Space (ROM): 16GB
Expandable memory up to 32GB
Call Mode: Single SIM Card
3G Network Supported
Network Parameters:
Network Type: UMTS+GSM
Network Speed: GPRS / EDGE/ 3G / HSPA+
Screen Parameters:
Screen size: 8 inch HD
Resolution: 1280*800 Pixels, support 16.7M Colors
Display type: IPS
Multi Touch: Up to 5 Fingers
Camera Parameters:
Rear: BSI 5MP Auto Focus with LED Flash
Camera Features: Back-illuminated Sensor (BSI), Face Detection, Digital Zoom, Self-timer, Auto-Focus, Continuous Focus, Touch Focus, Smile Shot and V-Capture
Modes: Normal Mode, Live Photo Mode, Face Beauty, HDR, Panorama, Scene Mode, Color Effect
Video Recording: Full HD (1080x1920)
Front: 3.2MP
Camera Features: Face Detection, Digital Zoom, Self-timer, Smile Shot and V-Capture
Modes: Multi Angle View Mode, Face Beauty, HDR, Panorama, Scene Mode
Video Recording: HD (720x1280)
Multimedia:
1080p Full HD Video playback
FM Radio with recorder
Connectivity:
Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth V4, Micro USB, OTG, Wireless Display Sharing, WLAN Hotspot, OTA
Sensors:
Accelerometer (3D), Gravity, Light, Proximity, GPS with A-GPS
Battery Capacity: 4000mAh
Type: Li-ion battery
Weight: 358g (with battery)
Dimension: 207.3X123.5X9.5 mm
** Please call our Customer Care Center for more details **
Contact numbers: 09612316267 (from all operators and landline); 16267 (From all operators except landline) (7 AM to 11 PM)

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