Originally Posted by jennytablina:
“I imagine Tesco have no intention of selling this outside of the UK/EU - for one Tesco has no real US fraction, Fresh and Easy was the US leg, but they literally just sold it on a few days ago. They can likely get away with calling the tablet Hudl if the device isn't going to leave these shores (or get rebadged)
I think it's called Hudl ("Huddle") because the idea is that it's a tablet for the family. Mum can use it for her online shop and checking clubcard balance, kids can use it to play angry birds, and dad can use it to check the football scores. Everyone can use it to watch movies on the go ect too. The Tablet itself doesnt have Tesco branding except for the app widget stuff - so I guess they are trying to establish this as a brand slightly distanced from the Tesco name (avoiding the stigma of having a supermarket tablet)”
I saw a tesco fresh and easy in US and bore little resemblance to UK tesco we love
Do not really twig hudl and huddle, based on your analogy it should be called something like 'share'
One of my neighbours is a Manager of a large Tesco store nearby and he told me loads are asking in the store to buy the hudl, looks to be popular