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Aldi Nord sold the Medion P9514 E7312 (98488 MD) from 24 October for 99.99 euros. What do think Tester via the Android Tablet? Bargain or not?
The Medion P9514 E7312 (98488 MD) is the 24th October 2013 for 99.99 euros at Aldi Nord on the store shelf. For the money, buyers get a seven inch tablet with Android 4.2 an ARM, cortex A9 dual-core processor 1.4 GHz, 1 GB DDR3 RAM, 8 GB internal memory, two cameras, Wi-Fi, and OTG support (USB-host, USB on-the-go). The figures sound high-attractive price, but of course users must make smears when compared with competing devices.
With a display Jung seven inch a comparison with, for example, the Asus is memo pad HD 7, that has already convinced in our practical test and is priced around $50 higher. The screen of the Medion device offers only 1,024 x 600 pixels to 1280 x 800 resolution as compared to the ASUS device. The processor is also weaker on the Medion tablet. The ARM Cortex A9 offers in the P9514 E7312 two cores, the Mediatek-SoC (system on a chip, single-chip system) of memo pads provides four.
The memory of both devices is the same size, when the internal memory Medion customer with eight rather than 16 GB must settle as with the ASUS device. After all, an SD card can be also at the P9514 with up to 64 GB upgrade. For this the Aldi Tablet offers USB host functions. (USB on-the-go) feature referred to OTG allows the connection of memory sticks, input devices and MHL cables via USB adapter (included in delivery) (mobile high definition), the Tablet via HDMI can connect to those with TVs.
The OTG support is a plus of the P9514 over the ASUS competition. But the memo pad convinces not only benefit users by twice as many CPU cores or twice as much memory. Also photo and video friends are better off with the memo pad. Because the P9514 has two cameras, this but not timely resolve with 0.3 and 2.0 mega pixel. Here, the ASUS device with 1,2 and 5 mega pixels offers considerably more potential for sharp images. In practice, a battery life of approximately 10 hours revealed also for the memo pad. Medion specifies the duration of the P9514 just once with four hours.
Conclusion: The Medion P9514 E7312 (MD-98488) is a cheap android tablet. The fundamentals, especially when the cameras, as well as for the battery life, however quickly tarnish the pleasure if a suspected Schnappchens. Who is looking for an entry-level or secondary device, should in our opinion to the much better equipped ASUS Access memo pad HD 7. The OTG support of P9514 is nice, should be at the other data, as well as ordinary usage purposes as surf - and social-media access for the couch but secondary.
