Android Tablets

[SupremeSpod]

iPad. Really....

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[mrdonuts]

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Review - Watch CNET's Video Review

this is out in a couple of days

[Cliphead]

Bought a Motorola Xoom and quite happy with it but way overpriced and I should have waited for a bit.

It got better when I installed the US image which made it a true Google Experience Device so timely OS updates rather than waiting months for Motorola to release updates.

Is it useful? Sometimes handy to get email on the move, SSH to the servers I look after and browse, Kindle and some frippery apps but nothing I can't do on my phone, netbook and laptop.

Would I buy another tablet? No.

[Spacecadet]

I'd love to know where this idea comes from. I've never once dicked around, rebuilt or tweaked my Android phone. And it automatically updated itself to ICS, and now JellyBean without me having to do a thing (other than say yes). It all just works.

He's wasn't excluding people who don't want to tinker around and I'd guess that about 99% of android owners don't.

But if you DO want to tinker around with the OS then android is the only real option

[Cliphead]

But if you DO want to tinker around with the OS then android is the only real option

[Freamon]

Nexus 7.

[Scrag Meister]

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Review - Watch CNET's Video Review

this is out in a couple of days

I was thinking of the 10" Note too, not seen any direct views between that and the Tab though.

[Lockhouse]

If you want 3g then iPad, if not then Asus Transformer Prime or the new Asus TF300 if you're flush.

I've got a Prime and it's fab.

[SupremeSpod]

Never mind that, how's the Pi?

[The Spartan]

Like previous posters have said the Nexus 7 rocks, who needs 3G when you can tether it to you phone without the need for an additional SIM/Contract.