Looking for a tablet
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androidguy
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- Jan 11, 2011
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Electronic Dealz has superpads ii / fly touch iii for under $200 with free shipping. Local US based seller. I believe the ePad there is $179.
hanabaam
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- Sep 29, 2011
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Well There are many tablets in that range.!Most of the Tablet which are available in that range are OEM brands. Since i myself being a tablet supplier and drop shipper, i would like to highlight 2 positive and negative points that you should consider before buying
Positive
- You can get Flash and other USB support in that price range
- They are worth buying due to many features like Dongler support, USB, LAN Port
- It can fulfill your daily needs like Skype, Surfing, social media, songs GPS, and movies. But don't expect high gaming experience.
Negative
- Menu interface in most of OEM brands are little laggy. But they are ignorable.
- Many Tablet have wifi problem. So confirm this problem before buying.
Here are the pics of 10" Android tab that i recently send to my friend at UK which comes under price range of 200$
Positive
- You can get Flash and other USB support in that price range
- They are worth buying due to many features like Dongler support, USB, LAN Port
- It can fulfill your daily needs like Skype, Surfing, social media, songs GPS, and movies. But don't expect high gaming experience.
Negative
- Menu interface in most of OEM brands are little laggy. But they are ignorable.
- Many Tablet have wifi problem. So confirm this problem before buying.
Here are the pics of 10" Android tab that i recently send to my friend at UK which comes under price range of 200$
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yasmine3384
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- Sep 29, 2011
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is the criag android 2.2 7inch touch screen tablet good for a 14 year old?
donmcdougall
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- Sep 4, 2011
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You know it deends n what you want the tablet for. Mine is for work, so the Transofrmer with the long batery life works for me. If you want for a kid any of the 7 inchers will do. I wanted the most current operating system so 3.21 and a little extra cash. Look at your needs there is more than one right choice.
Androidicus
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- Sep 4, 2011
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When it comes to true Adobe Flash support, video and web-based games, I would avoid the Flytouch tablets because they just do not have the hardware needed for good game/browsing performance.
If you want your kid to have a good experience, you are (most likely) going to have to spend the money on something that has at least a Tegera 2 (Dual Core) and at least, 512MB of RAM (Most T2s ship with 1 GB on the brand name tablets) like the Samsung Galaxy, Xoom, etc... Or a 7" tablet with the same hardware specs.
If you want your kid to have a good experience, you are (most likely) going to have to spend the money on something that has at least a Tegera 2 (Dual Core) and at least, 512MB of RAM (Most T2s ship with 1 GB on the brand name tablets) like the Samsung Galaxy, Xoom, etc... Or a 7" tablet with the same hardware specs.
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how about this one?
10.2 Inch Superpad3/Flytouch X220 4GB 1GHz Froyo Android 2.2 ePad Tablet PC with 512MB RAM GPS HDMI AST003
[h=3]Flytouch, Ports 2 x USB2.0 Hosts, Display Output HDMI 1.3 full HD 1080P Decoding, High-Definition Movie Playback, Storage 4GB NAND Flash (2GB for OS and 2GB available space)[/h]
10.2 Inch Superpad3/Flytouch X220 4GB 1GHz Froyo Android 2.2 ePad Tablet PC with 512MB RAM GPS HDMI AST003
[h=3]Flytouch, Ports 2 x USB2.0 Hosts, Display Output HDMI 1.3 full HD 1080P Decoding, High-Definition Movie Playback, Storage 4GB NAND Flash (2GB for OS and 2GB available space)[/h]
Androidicus
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- Sep 4, 2011
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I know I'm probably going to become a thorn in a lot of vendors sides in this particular forum 
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But I cannot stress enough how Flytouch tablets are not powerful enough for full Flash support (video, games). I own one, so this is first-hand experience.
If users want good performance from games and video, I recommend investing in a tablet that has at least a ducal core processor since this is what Adobe themselves recommend for optimal Flash performance.
...But I cannot stress enough how Flytouch tablets are not powerful enough for full Flash support (video, games). I own one, so this is first-hand experience.
If users want good performance from games and video, I recommend investing in a tablet that has at least a ducal core processor since this is what Adobe themselves recommend for optimal Flash performance.
SpeMall.com
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- Jul 13, 2011
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hi steve, you should take a look at our android 2.3 tablet PC . they're all around $200, and with good CPU...
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And there's a big sales promotion in our website for android tablet PC, you can check the following link for more detail information: Special Offer Discount Electronics - Special Price Produts - Special Promotion
i think there might be something of your interest, hope you enjoy ur online shopping! Welcome!
tumpy
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- Dec 15, 2010
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archos brand is a name to consider, never buy a tablet with 256 mb ram. before you spend your money visit J&r website they are located here in nyc you have a wide variety of tablet ranging from $100 - $1000...
wholesaleepad
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- Sep 28, 2011
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why you would like to get flytouch 3,that is resistive touch pad ,i suggest you get a capcacitive one
