Originally Posted by shepster34:
“Its not even 8gb, its 8gb less the operating system. 8gb wont last you long if you plan on using it for any games.”
Its only the graphic intensitive ones that take up loads of space though. Stuff like Plants v Zombies and Cogs come in at around the 70mb mark, and Cut the Rope and Apparatus are more like 10-30mb each.
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“After a year or so you will find yourself deleting apps to make room for others.”
*shrug* so what? I don't install my entire Steam catalog on my PC all the time.
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“and like i said before, If you dont want to load tonnes of games on there then why bother with android at all, get the playbook, its perfect for browsing, email, ebooks, iplayer and has most of the major games and apps and is £70 less.”
I think that Android has far more advantages to the Playbook than merely playing games. App choice does matter, and yes the 'big' ones are on Playbook as well, plenty more aren't. A quick flick through some of what I have installed (not sure about sideloading, I can't imagine it works 100% with everything, but happy to be corrected)
No playbook app
-London 2012
-C4 Paralympics
-Remember the milk
-netflix
-starbucks
-google+
the situation is only likely to get worse. Seemingly, there's a lot already there, but its not likely to grow much. The whole ecosystem is being shutdown, not expanding like Android and iOS.
Now, I'm sure plenty of people will find a Playbook suitable, but its not as straightforward as "if you don't play lots of games, just get a playbook"