The real problem however is the lack of a gyroscope, which makes playing games like Riptide GP - which can be controlled by tilting the screen - more than a bit problematic. Check here for more information about how 3DMark works.
Judging from its 3DMark score, the hardware seems to have some skill at rendering post-processing effects such as particles and high dynamic range, but fails to match the Nexus 7 at raw polygon pushing power. The Slate 7's Mali-400MP4 quad-core GPU, delivers good gaming performance for a 7-inch tablet. The Slate 7's rubbery back adds to its durability and comfort. A couple of features in 4.2.2 that smooth out navigation, such as the pull-down shortcut menu, are sorely missed here. However, the State 7's slightly older OS serves only to remind me how far we've come in just a year. The Slate 7 ships with Android 4.1.1 and features an effectively pure Jelly Bean experience. Ports and features have sensible placement, and the rubbery back and metal spine give it a durable feel. Otherwise, it looks like a typical 7-inch Android tablet. Aesthetically, Slate 7's gray back side would probably make for an effective contrast to its thick black bezel, but for the aforementioned silver spine, which kind of clashes with the light gray back. There's nothing particularly distracting or uncomfortable when holding the Slate, just nothing especially cozy about it either. Side bezel width in inches (landscape/portrait)
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