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Does cheap android tablets work?
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I agree with you on this
Kaushik, Yes ofcourse it is resistive, it was totally out of fun i ordered it, the main reason to get it was to use it as Photo Frame, that it is doing well. Just wanted to see the durability.
I use an iPad 3 for my tab needs, but i think if you are looking at a decent tablet you need to shell out atleast in tune of 6k. I have used micromax funbook and it is leaps and bounds ahead of the 3.5k tab.
I finally received my veedee e10 tab. Chinese rebranded but feels solid at least for 5.5 k
Got a free 8gb micro sd card along.
Touch is okay and but not as good as samsung galaxy
Unless you use both will never understand the difference
Google play support makes a lot of difference in these cheap tabs.
Battery is so so and could have been better, my only complaint as of now
Youtube and skype works great with video calling in later
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Got a free 8gb micro sd card along.
Touch is okay and but not as good as samsung galaxy
Unless you use both will never understand the difference
Google play support makes a lot of difference in these cheap tabs.
Battery is so so and could have been better, my only complaint as of now
Youtube and skype works great with video calling in later
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^^Congratts Haisaikat .... enjoy .... Post some pics as well ....
Sure sam, will do that soon
Your google nexus review is also due remeber
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mimirpaulsen
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Google Nexus 7 is still one of the best tablets out there for the price. I wouldn't waste money on cheap tablets, even though I can't deny there are some good ones out there.
There's one that I found to be quite good for the 100$ price, named QUART Tablet 7"
7" Touch Capacitive Screen
Allwinner A10 1.2 GHz
512 MB DDR3 memory
8 GB Nand Flash
Webcam
Full HD Video play
Wi-Fi, HDMI, mini USB
Reads USB Flash more than 4GB, Reads external HDD
OS Android 4.0
But still if I wanted a good tablet I'd invest my money on a Nexus 7.
I also read an article somewhere about a 30$ android tablet for students in India somewhere.
www.mawista.com/blog/en/top-cheapest-tablets-for-students/
It's a good way to promote and boost education in developing countries.
There's one that I found to be quite good for the 100$ price, named QUART Tablet 7"
7" Touch Capacitive Screen
Allwinner A10 1.2 GHz
512 MB DDR3 memory
8 GB Nand Flash
Webcam
Full HD Video play
Wi-Fi, HDMI, mini USB
Reads USB Flash more than 4GB, Reads external HDD
OS Android 4.0
But still if I wanted a good tablet I'd invest my money on a Nexus 7.
I also read an article somewhere about a 30$ android tablet for students in India somewhere.
www.mawista.com/blog/en/top-cheapest-tablets-for-students/
It's a good way to promote and boost education in developing countries.
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Had you been in kolkata I could have lent you my cheap tab for comparison.
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Couple of months back bought Veedee D10 (probably 5 months back). Had to reinstall the OS 3 or 4 times as it suddenly froze. The capacitive touch is good but not comparable to Nexus or Ipad or galaxy. Offlate the battery dries out too fast and always have to keep it in charge and if not it just switches off itself and after charging if restarted again it takes minimum 10 minutes to get boot screen. Looked good and worked good but now it seems the battery would die fast within an year and that is not covered under warranty.
madbullram
Well-Known Member
Another problem with these cheap tablets is service. I bought an Ainol tablet which was great till the screen stopped working. Been 3-4 months and I could not get a replacement. Even in cheap better to go with brands like Micromax so you have some service backup
ranjeetrain
New Member
Ainol has serious quality problems. I warn people to stay away from Ainol as far as I can.
bobbyprajan
Active Member
Oh my !!!!
Picked up an Aurora II recently. As of now I am happy with it. Hope it stays that way long
Picked up an Aurora II recently. As of now I am happy with it. Hope it stays that way long
faults in ainol are rare...
even if locally buy see specs and brand..
i will not prefer micromax coz lowend hardware with crap battery
although marketing is well done,i have seen crying people with macromax low q mobiles
Just consider kindle fire HD approx10k is an awesome tab.some 350grams is guess with a awesome screen and 11Hour backup on normal usage.
Amazon shipping to india is free(>130$ or so try with kindle)
Weight of tab also matters tabs in <5oo grams are preferable..lightweight but stronly built device feels real cool.mainly in acc.sensor games
or using on your lap
even if locally buy see specs and brand..
i will not prefer micromax coz lowend hardware with crap battery
although marketing is well done,i have seen crying people with macromax low q mobiles
Just consider kindle fire HD approx10k is an awesome tab.some 350grams is guess with a awesome screen and 11Hour backup on normal usage.
Amazon shipping to india is free(>130$ or so try with kindle)
Weight of tab also matters tabs in <5oo grams are preferable..lightweight but stronly built device feels real cool.mainly in acc.sensor games
or using on your lap
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Does the greater than 125 usd offer on amazon apply for electronics, I thought mostly toys and games. My veedee is so far running good, but will be careful for the battery or os freeze part. Does kindle hd support appstore? But answer me this, if we are preferring local service center enabled companies then how will we get our kindle serviced? I think asus can support nexus even if they are imported ones.
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yes you can ship other AV items if amazon vendor ships ..
i added a 3d projector and shipping was fully free
It is understood,minor glitches can be fixed in metros.
Isn't it better to buy a nice piece of hardware for same money.
Yes the app loading is just tricky but it supports android apps How To Install Apps - How To Run Almost Any Android App On the Kindle Fire | News & Opinion | PCMag.com
Good question! Been thinking about that myself. Especially if one could run (theoretically) XBMC for Android/ any good player program on it.. would be very interesting indeed.
Cheers!
vikoma
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