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Excellent I was looking at this or the Cambridge Sciences G7II. Very happy with this:1024 screen which is a very responsive capacitive screen with pinch to zoom.Although only a single core processor, more than fast enough for general browsing.Official Android Market - games download quickly (I downloaded a racing game that utilises the device's... Read the full review › 100 of 103 people found the following review helpful 3.0 out of 5 stars Not Without Issues This is a nice little tablet for the price, but there are a few little problems with it.The first issue i had with the Lenovo A1 was getting it to stay connected to my wireless network. It would connect with no problems, but then, every 30 seconds or so, the connection would drop and reconnect. After doing some

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Product SpecificationsGeneralBrand:DisgoScreen Size:10.1 inchesProcessorProcessor Brand:ARMProcessor Type:NoneProcessor Speed:1.2 GHzMemoryRAM Size:512 MBComputer Memory Type:DDR3 SDRAMGraphicsGraphics Card Description:Mali 400Additional SpecificationsOperating System:Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Technical Details Android 4.0 Operating SystemDisplay: Full touch 10.1” Capacitive touch screen with 1024 x 600 resolutionBuilt-in front and rear camera with still image and video recording3D Motion Sensor for automatic orientationMicroSD and USB for added connectivity› See more technical details READ FULL

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I bought this tablet after a fair bit of research on the various Android tablet forums. For the price difference between this capacitive multitouch version and the cheaper resistive variety, it was worth paying the small extra amount to get the capactive version.

The tablet itself is sturdy and well built, it certainly doesnt feel "cheap" and its not excessively heavy, I have no issues holding in one hand whilst reading. If you have used an Apple iPad the first thing you'll notice is this tablet looks a bit like a deformed narrow iPad - the screen is a netbook style 1024x600 widescreen LCD whereas an ipad is 1024x768 4:3 display. Because the LCD screen used in the A1CS tablet is designed to be used in landscape only, when rotated to portrait which a lot of Android apps force, the screen is hard to read. This is particularly apparent on

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Fantastic piece of kit but remember, this is not an iPad. It does exactly what it says it does and fast enough to really enjoy using it. Internet access is fast and page flipping really good. Applications are as good, and plenty of freebies available from games to serious apps. Create your own apps by using "Apps Inventor" available separately. The case is OK given the price and this is a gift or personal pressie to seriously consider. FAB.......................

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Quite good actually
Acer's Iconia Tab W500 is a nice tablet to use, a little bit bulkier and heavier than the iPad and Android equivalent, but none the worse for it. Of course your getting the ever resource hungry Windows 7 Home premium as an OS, appears a lot of reviewers have an issue with Win' 7 on tablets but I've found the W500 runs smoothly thanks to the duel core AMD C50 cpu with...
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Possibly the best WIn 7 tab out today
Hello,I've owned the W500 for a month now and I can state that it's quite a funky little device. It plays 1080p youtube video with ease (make sure you change the ATI GPU settings to performance!) and after a quick tweak, manages to boot into windows in 32 seconds while out of the box, I'm afraid, it manages the same at just over 1 minute. Sure, we shouldn't...
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Cant live without my Creative ZiiO tablet!
Having been a fan of Creative MP3 players for the last few years, i was looking for a replacement for my netbook, as it was getting a bit heavy to carry around and i was convinced i needed a tablet.I find it really useful for surfing the web and catching up on my emails and i have recently transferred all my music onto it aswell. The touchscreen technology...



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Its Good, But Not One of the Best.
I got my Creative ZiiO 10" recently, So I thought writing a review will be good to help you guys.
Overall the device is good. You might think that being a resistive screen it may effect your using experience, But it
was far from it. Good and very responsive touch screen. Well made and good finishing. A little on the heavy side you cant hold it in your hand

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READ FULL REVIEW CUSTOMER>>>I've used a smaller android tablet before, (Archos 801) and my wife has an iPad, so I think I'm in a good position to review this.This one has several clear advantages over an iPad, they are:* Expandable storage,it's easy to pop in a memory card.* Very easy to add content via USB or card, no painful fighting with iTunes* A real physical detachable keyboard* USB connectivity - try plugging a memory stick in an iPad!While the keyboard is no match for a proper full size keyboard, I find it a HUGE improvement over an on screen keyboard. (It also the standard android home, back and options keys). It cleverly doubles as an extended life battery too, for seriously long all-day use. I've not run out of power yet. Also I've not used my laptop since I bought this............READ FULL

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