The T8HD use the same body design as the older RAmos T8, there really is no difference between the two, even their weight is almost identical, however the quality of the actual screen seems to be better, even though its only 480 x 272 resolution, images do look nice on the 4.3" screen and it has fairly decent viewing angles.
The UI is exactly the same as we saw on the RAmos T11RK, so you can expect nice kinetic scrolling as well as album art music browsing. The T8HD has the RK2806 media processor at its core, so it is capable of support videos upto 1280 x 720 resolution and supports AVI, FLV, MKV and RMVB video formats, it also supports MP3, WMA, FLAC and APE audio formats.
Overall the RAmos T8HD is a nice touch screen player with a very interactive and attractive UI.
Specifications
System
Main Chip
Rockchip RK2806
Capacity
8GB
Expansion Slot
MicroSD Slot (1GB - 32GB)
Display
Screen Type
4.3" Touch Screen
Resolution
480 x 272
Languages
English, Simplified Chinese,
Audio Playback
Formats
MP3, WMA, WMA/VBR, APE, FLAC
Frequency Response
20HZ~20KHZ
Equalizer
Customizable EQ and 7 Preset EQ
Video Playback
Formats
MKV, RM, RMVB, AVI, FLV,
MAX FPS
30/FPS
Recording
Audio Format
WAV
Record Mode
Voice recording via built in Microphone
Playtime
Battery
1200mAh built in rechargeable Li-On battery
Audio
14hrs
Video
5hrs
Other Features
TV Out
Yes - Upto 720P
Picture
JPG, BMP, GIF
Text
Multi-line text display (TXT)
Other
Built in Speaker, Firmware Upgradable, Resume play for Video, Ebook and audio
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