Anyone see an Android tablet that is worth buying yet? I am waiting for Honeycomb to come out before I buy. I know that most on the market now cannot upgrade... Thoughts?
Android Tablets
- Thread starter mike dunagan
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The way the carriers are going about it it might be a while, however most tablets and almost all android cellphones can be "rooted" and upgraded manually...since the code is tuned up it wont slow down your phone...afaik, maybe slightly but not much.
You should really go test out the device first hand, tablets are like laptops...some people love one style while hate another, and there is no clear "this is the best tablet" you can get.
MS will be (re)-announcing tablets again at CES, so if you enjoy the windows phone 7 experience, you might want to hold out to see if they mess that up or not. Keep an eye out for fake tablets, they might look good and have a GREAT sale price...but they often lack in display abilities...even if they have a capacitive screen.
(which is also something you will want to know) resistive screens are the ones you have to break your finger to use...where capacitive screens work much smoother, however capacitive screens require a "ground" ...via your finger, to detect where you are touching SO if you wear gloves all the time, your going to have a hell of a time getting 'er to work.
You should really go test out the device first hand, tablets are like laptops...some people love one style while hate another, and there is no clear "this is the best tablet" you can get.
MS will be (re)-announcing tablets again at CES, so if you enjoy the windows phone 7 experience, you might want to hold out to see if they mess that up or not. Keep an eye out for fake tablets, they might look good and have a GREAT sale price...but they often lack in display abilities...even if they have a capacitive screen.
(which is also something you will want to know) resistive screens are the ones you have to break your finger to use...where capacitive screens work much smoother, however capacitive screens require a "ground" ...via your finger, to detect where you are touching SO if you wear gloves all the time, your going to have a hell of a time getting 'er to work.