Simmtronics introduces the XPAD Mini, a sleek 10K Rs. tablet in the XPAD dynasty. Past stars included the 10-incher XPAD X1010, a 1 GHz processor powerhouse. Simmtronics elevates the game with a Quad Core engine, hitting new heights without a price tag overshoot.

Indrajit Sabharwal, Simmtronics' MD, underscores, "The XPAD Mini, a masterpiece merged with 3G prowess and a business suite flavor, is a game-changer. A quad-core processor brings this custom table to life, poised to elevate user experiences with advanced tech and features."

Boasting a 7.85-inch IPS spectacle, this tablet’s detailing awaits for a closer peek. Larger than typical 7-inch tablets such as the IdeaTab A1000, the XPAD Mini's screen promises superior sight, yet the specifics of its resolution are yet to be revealed.

This tablet shines brightest with a 1 GHz Quad core heart. Un eclipsed at 10K, it’s a quad-core marvel, backed by 1 GB RAM and 8 GB storage, expandable to 32 GB via microSD. The XPAD Mini commands recognition with its Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS, 8 mm svelte form, and cameras that outshine expectations at this price point with 5 MP rear and 2 MP selfie sensors.

Offering 4000 mAh, the battery arcs coercition, preserving the quad-core zest and 7.85-inch display's display divinity. Connectivity is robust with WiFi, Bluetooth, and HDMI, so you're set for streamed glamor and multipoint access-anywhere convenience.

Amidst phablet tumult rocking the tablet landscape, Simmtronics delivers a respondent's indulgence with potent hardware, at least on paper. The XPAD Mini is set to overarching_argue money for techdays.