HSN Launches enTourage Dual Touchscreen LCD & E Ink® Tablet w/Wi-Fi & Built-in Camera

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  1. Oct 29, 2010 #1
    tipstir

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    7" Touch Screen Color LCD with 800x480 / 6" ( Yes: Vizplex) (No:pearl E) LCD with 800x600

    Android OS 1.6 on Tablet / Linux OS on e-Reader side (can be viewed in direct sunlight)
    Resistive touch and optical finger mouse
    Wacom Penabled
    RAM Size Unknown
    CPU: Marvel Base
    4GB of Internal Storage / 3GB of Internal User Storage Free
    32GB microSD card slot, standard USB port, mini USB interface
    WiFi 802.11b/g (no N300)
    2 megapixel camera with video capability
    Track Mouse
    16 hours of battery life (6 hours when using both screens or 16 hours on e-Reader side)
    USB Ports / USB Host (for keyboards, mouse etc.)
    BlueTooth 2.1
    1.3lbs

    Note: You could use it as an e-reader, a notepad or as a netbook–or all at the same time.

    $399.99 with payment max is 4 months at $99.97 plus shipping $9.95, no tax for online orders (certain states)
    HSN Coby 7" 800x480 KYROS was $199.99 last weekend this one would be additional $200 bucks might be worth it?

    Source: HSN


     
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  2. Oct 30, 2010 #2
    xaueious

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    After some digging, Entourage has been ignoring requests for kernel source. This is currently another GPL violating device. They have even censored discussion of the GPL on their official forums: http://www.google.ca/search?q=entou...s=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

    And I find it hard to trust any manufacturers who can't release their source code, because it means they don't care about software.

    For a $200 device, it's not bad. But for $500, this is futility. This is a complicated enough device that would probably mean that it's important to have that sort of thing.
     
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    I'm not sure what I think about dual ebook/tabet devices...
    This one looks like a cheap (a bit ugly) toy...
     
  4. Oct 30, 2010 #4
    tipstir

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    Does come in two colors red or black. On the company site you have choices for color at a price point. I thought about and it and the whole idea to have a tablet was to have something thin and weigh less.
     
  5. Oct 31, 2010 #5
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    Wacom enabled devices are a big selling point. Android just does not have good software for those types of pressure sensitive devices yet.
     
  6. Nov 1, 2010 #6
    tipstir

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    Android OS 1.6 on this device and weight is 1.3lbs
     
  7. Nov 1, 2010 #7
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    The photos may be deceiving, but this looks like a fairly thick, heavy and rather not-good-looking unit. Looks like a protopype, actually. The functionality is quite impressive though. I imagine it feelimg as think and heavy as a laptop, but with a much more immediate user interface. I particularly like the quality and speed of the stylus input (many tablets suffer from poor handwriting input). I'd like to get my hands on one to get a better idea. One word of advice to this product's designers, though: this machine has to get way, way thinner to be attractive to the professional crowd.
     
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    Maybe if it had more android support... Like the actual android market and such... other than that, this kind of... like dilutes me from getting this type of tablet...
     

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