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Tegra note 7 is a tablet platform designed by Nvidia and released through its partners it includes a Tegra 4 processor costs two hundred dollars for 16 gigabytes of storage and the first partner to take the jump is EB da a noted seller of nvidia geforce graphics cards the note 7 comes with a stylus and even its own pocket of the pin there are typical connections like the headphone jack micro HDMI and microUSB as well as a 5 megapixel back camera and a VGA front camera there's also a microSD slot on the right edge for storage expansion at the ends of the side bezels are two full speakers and a subwoofer on the bottom vertical edge the back has this nice feeling texture on it which works for me is some kind of a sucker for that kind of thing there's also this tablet length groove here it's here so you can insert the included cover that's fine if you're always using a cover however if the covers lost or broken or you just don't want to use it then the blue becomes this really distracting and uncomfortable part of the tablet you can't really do anything about the back has also been magnetized so that the cover can actually stick to and prop the tablet up the tablet is pretty well integrated when you first remove it it prompts you with a choice of launching two different styles compatible apps drawing with the stylus seems to be pretty fast responsive and accurate all that you want with a stylus however I still need to spend some time with it to truly get a feel for how it works the back camera takes decent shots but include some useful bells and whistles like multi shot mode and an HDR or high dynamic range mode the note 7 has a screen resolution of 1280 by 800 that's slow by today's standards and not surprisingly it's not as sharp as the nexus 7 or kindle fire HDX 7 screens games performance is up there with the Nvidia shield which is impressive given that this is a two-hundred-dollar tablet the Tegra note 7 offers a lot for two hundred dollars it's evidently the cheapest stylists habit that I know of for sure also has great gains performance and the stylist aspect seemed to be pretty well integrated but check out my full review at cnet com more information and my final recommendation i'm eric franklin and this has been a first look at the EVGA Tegra note 7