I've been searching a while for a sunlight readable tablet since my Ipad mini 2 is suffering for that, it is about 350 nits brightness. Adding a hood makes also not the difference.   Now I have found a 7inch android tablet from Cube, Android 4.4.4. with a new screen from JDI and will go to 1.000 nits so I expect that will do the job.
My question is will it work with the android pilot app.
The display is a result of a joint venture by Sony, Toshiba and Hitachi. This display is now released last year and Cube saw a good opportunity to put this display in a new tablet the T7. It is capable to produce 1000 nits, which is 2 times higher than displays of Samsung tablets.


http://edmfanatik.blog.siol.net/thl-t6-pro-review-by-comebuy-com/cube-t7-tablet-review/


Any thoughts or advice ??

I am interested in the same tablet. Did you ever purchase it? If so, how readable is the tablet in direct sunlight? Does it work with the DGI GO app?

I am interested in the same tablet. Did you ever purchase it? If so, how readable is the tablet in direct sunlight? Does it work with the DGI GO app?

david.p.mann@ea Posted at 2016-4-23 15:14
I am interested in the same tablet. Did you ever purchase it? If so, how readable is the tablet in d ...

The tablet is not (yet) approved by DJI so I have not purchased it, expect it is not working.However there are monitors at 1000 nits as the smallHD 702 bright (HDMI) in combination with a Iphone it will do the job (I have one) but its at a price of 1499 us dollar  

I have the Cube T7 working fine with the DJI GO app.  You need Debugging turned on (USB debug enabled) and like this the Tablet works well...  

DG..

I can say, right now, that 1500 nits is still shaky. I have an Atomos Flame recorder with 1500 nit display. With a hood on it, it's useable, but, with direct sunlight falling on the display, it's pretty dismal.