Q. Ipads are way too spendy, so I was looking at PC/Android tablets. I want to spend less than $300 and have a screen that is 10 inches. If it was a 7 inches, I would buy a Nexus 7, but I want something bigger and can compare to a Ipad. Any suggestions?
A. There is not going to be much available in that price range in a 10" tablet. Most 10" tablets tart at around $300 and go up from there. However, Best Buy does have 1 tablet available that is quite low priced. It is a fairly new tablet and hasn't been on the market long, so I don't see many reviews around the internet on it. But what I have seen is primarily positive. Here is the info:
Zeki - Tablet with 8GB Memory - Black/White Model: TB1082B SKU: 6001064 $164.99
or you could go with this unit which is a bit more.....
Acer - Iconia Tablet with 8GB Memory Model: A200-10G08U SKU: 4873089 $288.98
other than these two, everything is going to be used or refurbished....
Zeki - Tablet with 8GB Memory - Black/White Model: TB1082B SKU: 6001064 $164.99
or you could go with this unit which is a bit more.....
Acer - Iconia Tablet with 8GB Memory Model: A200-10G08U SKU: 4873089 $288.98
other than these two, everything is going to be used or refurbished....
Is it worth getting a higher resolution 1080p on tablets or Ipads?
Q. I know with tv, you can notice the difference when your tv is 40 inch size. What about android tablets or Ipads w/ 10 inch screen and 7 inch seven? Can you really tell the difference? For example i went to the apple store and compared the ipad 2 and ipad 4. Compared side by side the pictures and videos and really does not have a major improvement even with ipad 4 having a retina high resolution screen. I'm thinking of getting the kindle fire but still need to compare with the hd one.
A. There's much difference really, if you look at some HD videos and pictures. There's an actual user experience here, talking about the Kindle Fire HD 8.9". It has mentioned the 1080p screen by the end of the review:
http://budurl.com/KindleHD1080p
The Kindle Fire HD 7" has 720p resolution, so only Kindle Fire HD 8.9" has 1080p resolution. Either one is good for playing HD video, but don't go for the Kindle Fire 2nd generation as there'll be much difference on display of screen.
Just to add, the Kindle Fire HDs are even better than iPad for streaming videos or watching movies, as they have dolby audio speaker and dual band dual-antenna Wi-Fi (the latest iPad has dual band single-antenna WiFi, and it still only has a mono speaker).
Hope that helps.
http://budurl.com/KindleHD1080p
The Kindle Fire HD 7" has 720p resolution, so only Kindle Fire HD 8.9" has 1080p resolution. Either one is good for playing HD video, but don't go for the Kindle Fire 2nd generation as there'll be much difference on display of screen.
Just to add, the Kindle Fire HDs are even better than iPad for streaming videos or watching movies, as they have dolby audio speaker and dual band dual-antenna Wi-Fi (the latest iPad has dual band single-antenna WiFi, and it still only has a mono speaker).
Hope that helps.
What is the best ANDROID tablet to buy under £125 currently ?
Q. I looked at the Ainol Novo7 Aurora Android 4.0 Tablet PC and it looks pretty good any comments ? And does it run the android market ok since there isn't any good videos to support this .
A. You can get a good tablet within that budget but not the best one. Ainol novo is a good choice but there are lots of tablets out there better than novo. You can get galaxy tab 7, but it sure costs more. So, before you buy, I would recommend you to do a quick research on public reviews and ratings of your desired devices. You sure will find a decent tablet within your budget. :)
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