JXD S5100

• Name — JXD S5100 • Developer — JXD • Manufacturer — JXD • Type — Handheld game console Tablet computer • Input — *Touchscreen • Analog nub • D-pad • Digital buttons • Accelerometer • Gyroscope • Release Date — 2012 • Price — ≈$110 USD • Os — Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) • Cpu — Amlogic 8726 M3, ARM Cortex-A9 CPU ARM Mali-400 MP GPU • Memory — 512MB DDR3 SDRAM • Display — 5-inch, 800x480 five-point capacitive touchscreen • Controllers — D-pad Circle pad A, B, X, Y buttons Volume buttons Start and Select buttons Home, Back, and Menu buttons Power button • Camera — 0.3M Front Camera, 0.2M Back Camera • Touchpad — Touchscreen • Connectivity — WiFi headphone jack Mini HDMI output Mini USB MicroSD card slot • Online Services — Google Play • Dimensions — 7.37 in L 3.14 in W 0.60 in D • Weight — 0.51 lb • Website — Official Website • Predecessor — JXD S5110 • Successor — JXD S603 • Related — JXD JXD 1000 The JXD S5100 was a 5-inch Android tablet and portable game console produced by JXD. It was released in 2012 and resembles Nintendo's Wii U GamePad. Unlike the previous Sony-style JXD models, the S5100 lacks shoulder buttons.

In addition to its 5-inch, five-point capacitive touchscreen, the S5100 features four face buttons, a start and a select button, home, back and menu buttons, an accelerometer, a 0.3 megapixel front camera, and a 0.2-megapixel back camera that can be used to capture photos. On the bottom of the unit is an MicroSD card slot. On the top is a 5-volt AC jack, a Mini USB port, a Mini HDMI port, and a headphone jack. It ships with 4 GB internal storage space and supports up to 32 GB expandable storage via-the MicroSD card slot on the bottom.

About a month or two after the S5100 was released, JXD released the S603, a 4.3-inch version of the S5100 that runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread with a GP33003 CPU and 512 MB RAM DDR3. In fall 2012, JXD also announced the S5600, which was to be an S5100 with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, a five-point capacitive touchscreen, two analog circle pads, four shoulder buttons, a dual-core processor, and 1 GB DDR3 SDRAM. It was planned to be released alongside the popular S7300 model, but it was later replaced by the S5110b, which instead uses the earlier S5110's shell.