 Welcome to my unboxing of kind of an interesting little tablet. This is available at NCIX and I was pretty impressed with it when I first saw it because the demo unit that was brought to me was running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. I said, oh, okay, so the ones in our inventory, are they running Ice Cream Sandwich? And I was told, no, they're not. And I said, well, but that's a fantastic selling point because this is like a hundred over dollars 7-inch tablet running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Why isn't it rolled out to the ones in our stock? So what they did is they went, they took them all back, they upgraded them all, and everyone in the NCIX stock is now running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. So this is an 8GB V700B from Invisen Digital right here, imported by Major League Global Enterprises. Cool, cool, support app. Okay, let's go ahead and get this thing opened up because this is actually a really, really cool tablet for the price. So Fairly Bare Bones accessory package. You got your power, you got your data cable, USB A to mini B, you've got a very, very simple little, yeah, overview, reset power menu, transflash slot, very simple user guide, although the whole thing is English. Look at that. Okay, I'm showing you some basic Android functionality, cleaning cloth, and the tablet itself. So here we go. It has honestly pretty much everything that I ask for in a mobile device, including some of the things that I'm usually afraid to ask for because no one seems to be willing to do it. Number one is a reset switch. I have harped on this whenever I've seen it. I love having a hard reset switch because sometimes things crash and with these tablets, it's almost impossible to rip out the battery. So it's fantastic to have that hard reset built in. We've got our power button, so I'm going to go ahead and power it on. Next we've got our, oh, okay, well, it's a good thing that there's a guide in here to what all of these things are. Aha, there we go. So we have our, aha, menu button. Press this button shortly to enter the submenu. Interesting. So we can do that. Neat. Okay. So that allows us to manage wallpaper apps and system settings. Next one is escape. So that's just like kind of a back button. That's kind of neat. You don't see that integrated on too many tablets. Micro SD, mini HDMI out, USB mini B, so that's for interfacing with the tablet, USB, so that is for just plugging in any old USB drive. You can actually play 720p video. So I've seen this demo, 720p MKVs directly off a USB drive that is plugged into the tablet. Okay, there's our headphone jack. There's your power input. There's a little sticker indicating that it's eight gigs. All right. I actually don't have any, I don't have any video files on here, but you know, whatever. So cancel. The battery is getting low. That's okay. So check this out, guys. So I haven't actually used Ice Cream Sandwich yet, although what I can say is it does seem to run pretty darn smoothly considering this is on a very, very value oriented tablet. Oh, I think I just turned off the Wi-Fi. Okay. Like I said, guys, sorry, I'm not familiar with Ice Cream Sandwich yet. So let's go ahead and see if there's any apps on this one by default. Here we go. What do we got here? Wi-Fi analyzers on here, although I'm not connected to Wi-Fi yet. Overall, I'd say that the screen quality is the one thing about this tablet that leaves a little bit of something to be desired, but given the price point, that really shouldn't be that surprising and it would be unfair of me to be, you know, particularly hard on it for that. So okay. Storage unexpectedly removed. Oops. My bad. So let's go in here and actually here, let me get connected to Wi-Fi here, guys. Give me a sec. Okay, guys, we're connected to Wi-Fi. So let's go ahead and fire up the browser. It's very, very snappy. Oh, apparently we have to install a flash player. I wonder is that done already? Oh yeah, there we go. Okay, cool. So let's see what browsing is like on here, actually. Let's search for NCIX. Where's my keyboard? Oh. Okay. English US NCIX.com. I still don't like the Android keyboard as much as I like the iOS keyboard, but I guess that's kind of life. Okay. So let's go to NCIX.com. Overall, very usable experience. Once again, this is another thing that I like so much better on iOS versus on Android, the zooming and panning around in the browser. But honestly, yeah, for the price, this is unbeatable. I've looked at some inexpensive tablets in the past that I just really wasn't that impressed with, but this one is really cool, especially with these features to add more storage, output mini HDMI, as well as read directly off a USB drive. So let's see what it's like watching flash video on the internet. So let's go check out my favorite flash-based... Whoops. No, no, not... Oh, shoot. Oh, that was my bad. Sorry. Don't let that be indicative of the accuracy of the touchscreen. That was just my bad. Yeah, like I said, my favorite flash video series on the internet. He does video game reviews if you guys aren't already familiar with Yahtzee. And let's watch this one. Very cool though. There's a camera here. No camera on the back. Oh, look at that. These were all labeled anyway. Oh no, the ones that I was confused about weren't labeled. There's your speaker as well. Should be loaded soon. There we go. Let's make it big. And play. Not bad at all actually. Okay, well we're not going to rip off Yahtzee's content here, but let's just see how well it runs in full screen. I'd say it's a little bit on the choppy side for what I'm used to with the Galaxy Tab 10.1 that I normally use for my Android testing. But if you're just looking for something that's good for mobile browsing, let's fire up a game here guys. So guys, there was a bit of a trick to get things installed. I'll show you that after. So let's just see how Angry Birds runs here. Okay, yeah, yeah, you point your finger at the thing and then you fling the guy. Oh, whoops. And... Oh, I suck at this game. And... Oh, okay. Well, the point is that it runs more than anything else. I mean, yeah, it's not aided by my complete and utter ineptitude here, but whatever. I think you guys get the point. So are you gonna be running anything like, you know, Tegra HD, whatever, anything like that? No, not really. I mean, this is a fairly basic tablet, but will you be able to run the basics? The answer is a resounding yes, because apparently I managed to beat this level. Yay. So I'll show you guys the trick on the App Market. Once you're on there, make sure that you select... I mean, maybe this is just an ice cream sandwich strangeness thing, but go to accounts and then you have to actually... See, it's already checked, but then you have to click it to show which account you want to use in the market, otherwise it just won't download anything. So I found a Google Help topic on that. So thank you for checking out my unboxing of this Invisin tablet. It's actually pretty darn impressive considering everything. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxing reviews and other computer videos. And of course, guys, there's the obligatory iPhone 4 size comparison. So there you go. That's how big it is compared to an iPhone 4. And that... Yeah, there. That is how thick it is... Whoops, I should just bring this up here. That is how thick it is compared to an iPhone 4. Now don't forget to subscribe for more iPhone 4 size comparisons.