Coby Kyros MID8024-4G on HSN

tipstir

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This is pretty low $199.95 as wholesale online is $187, next Adora in NYC $219 with free shipping and finally Amazon $227 free shipping. HSN deal comes out to $212.90. For me no tax and it's $49.98 + $12.95 = $62.93 in a few days. Try it out for 30 days then send it back or keep it continue to pay $49.98 for the next 3 months to own it.

Source: HSN under tablets.

Android OS 2.2, Samsung Cortex A8 1GHz, 512MB of RAM, 4GB for NAND, 0.3mp for Web cam, 800x600 VIS 8", stand, carrying pouch, 1 year warranty etc.

So $30 bucks more than the MID7024-4G
 
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tipstir

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No go for me with this one. But the price is always $199 at HSN though. I'll wait for the 10" with CTS panel.
 

McGiles

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Why on earth is the 8024 $227 on Amazon and the 8025 (which I preordered and am still waiting for as of today) is $191? Now I know there are some differences but not almost $40 bucks worth IMHO. 8025 comes with Gingerbread (so I'm told) - that should be a plus long run, right? One apparently has battery in series and one in parallel (which one would run out first?). One has 9V DC adapter and one has 5V DC adapter (which is better to have?). Help me out guys - what do you think - should I wait for my Amazon 8025 or perhaps cancel that and get a 8024 from HSN right now? I appreciate your opinions.
 

techyted

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I am definitely looking at a 2G Coby, mainly because Tipstir says the 1G was so good.

Don't know about the 8" screen though.

I think I would prefer a higher res 7".
 

tipstir

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Comet Supply Wholesalers (BBB rating is A+ by customers) have these tablets dirt cheap $187 for Coby off HSN $199, but you'll have to pay full and I am sure they'll get you for shipping an tax. HSN no shipping but you have to do the order online. 10" model has CTS vs RTS as the 8" does. HSN told me that $199 is the every-day price. They said on the TV over the weekend they ran out but that's another sales lure to get you to buy them. Gingerbread OS 2.3 would fix a lot of issues that are in OS 2.1 and OS 2.2. So if Coby releases the OS 2.3 just have to wait and see. I really like the 7015 but would be nice to see that drop to $99.

Lowest price on the MID8025 $199.78 online Caps comes from the vendor site. + Largest Shipping Rate Charge of $21.96 Makes that $221.74 this site said it in stock now as of 4/1/11

' TOUCHSCREEN; 4:3 ASPECT RATIO; ALLOWS USERS TO BROWSE THE WEB; WATCH VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE; CHECK E-MAIL & MORE ; INTUITIVE TOUCHSCREEN CONTROLS POWERED BY ANDROID™ OS 2.3; HIGH-SPEED 1 GHZ PROCESSOR; CONNECTS TO THE INTERNET WIRELESSLY WITH HIGH-SPEED NETWORKING SUPPORT (WI-FI 802.11 B/G); PLAYS POPULAR VIDEO; MUSIC & PHOTO FORMATS; CONNECTS TO HDTV VIA HDMI™; USERS CAN DOWNLOAD & READ 1;000S OF BOOKS WITH THE INCLUDED ALDIKO™ E-BOOK READER APPLICATION OR ENJOY POPULAR APPS & GAMES FROM THE APPSLIB™ MARKETPLACE; VIEW PAGES IN PORTRAIT OR LANDSCAPE WITH AUTOMATIC ORIENTATION DETECTION; BUILT-IN FRONT-FACING CAMERA & MICROPHONE; EXPANDABLE MEMORY WITH OPTIONAL MICRO SECURE DIGITAL HIGH-CAPACITY CARD™ UP TO 32 GB; INCLUDES LI-POLY BATTERY; USB CABLE; PROTECTIVE CASE; PROFESSIONAL HEADPHONES; STYLUS & POWER ADAPTER
 
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garbagecanman

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Whats the difference between RTS and CTS, i know resistive is good but whats CTS and does resistive support multi touch?? Thanks Any idea when the 1024 is being released?
 

dave52355

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RTS is single touch. I have issues with CTS on my Droids. I live in a colder climate my screen is less responsive when cold or my hand is cold.
 

garbagecanman

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RTS is single touch. I have issues with CTS on my Droids. I live in a colder climate my screen is less responsive when cold or my hand is cold.

Ya i googled quick and read that CTS only works with a special stylus or glove is that true? So then none of the kyros support multi-touch? Also i see the new 10" models 1025 and 1026 are the same aside from the OS and aspect ratio. What are the benefits of 4:3 or 16:9 does it make a difference really or only when outputting HS video to a tv?

Thanks
 
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