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3G Tablets
I'm looking for a fairly cheap Tablet that is capable of 3G.
I would prefer one that works with a standard 3G dongle, rather than sim tray or custom dongle. Cheers. |
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You'd be better off asking this in the Tablets and eReaders forum.
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Cheap tablets either run custom software or Android. If you're lucky there may be an android tablet that has drivers for some dongles but I doubt it you'll find one.
You'd be better off with a MiFi or similar rather than a dongle, then you could use any WiFi capable tablet. |
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You'd be better off with a MiFi or similar rather than a dongle, then you could use any WiFi capable tablet.
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Odys Loox - high quality but the sensitive resistive screen is not for games. And no HDMI.
It seems to handle most dongles though I've only used a E1440 and a E220 with it. Amazon have used returns left tough the used one currently at £70 deld is probably the best bet. I think amazon.de (Germany) do free delivery of the new ones though its unlikely the used ones are much more than 2 months old. Having a 4/3 screen it feels quite big. |
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Thanks for the replies.
I can't say too much but I need a different IP for each dongle (I have 5 dongles in total I use), so the mi-fi thingy would be no good. |
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