Originally Posted by kate36:
“thanks perdue, i've already binned that one,
i do like the new cambridge sciences G7-III which has Android Honeycomb, a little dearer but hopefully a little more future proof
i've already got a netbook, this is for when i'm truly mobile though i will use in the home as well”
“thanks perdue, i've already binned that one,
i do like the new cambridge sciences G7-III which has Android Honeycomb, a little dearer but hopefully a little more future proof
i've already got a netbook, this is for when i'm truly mobile though i will use in the home as well”
Just something for you to bear in mind Kate, all of the tablets that you have linked to have limited amounts of RAM. This will limit the number of apps that you can install, even if the apps support App2SD. Also part of that RAM will be used by the OS, on Honeycomb you could be looking at anything up to 130 - 150MB.
Also a lot of Facebook games will not run on a the mobile version of Flash, so if this is important to you check the game is compatible before you buy, to avoid being disappointed.
My advice for what it is worth is to get an Advent Vega, if you can. It is excellent value for money, even with the limited RAM. It has an good user community who will help you with any problems that you face and developers are still updating custom ROMs for it.






but for surfing a smartphone doesnt have a big enough screen and i dont always want to cart my netbook about!!
, strange, cos it is on their website at £149.