Want a tablet, if I go iPad, am I locked to iTunes for videos or can you use a mem card/stick? need data connectivity but not so important, are they available to use sim only plans?
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Originally posted by tractor View PostWant a tablet, if I go iPad, am I locked to iTunes for videos or can you use a mem card/stick? need data connectivity but not so important, are they available to use sim only plans?
They can have sims but those models are much dearer and you're better off using 3G/4g on your phone and tether to that when out and about, or make use of free wifi access where possible.
You can copy your own movies and music again using iTunes.
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Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyAlso no flash ... becoming less of a problem, but one to be aware of.Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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Originally posted by tractor View PostWant a tablet, if I go iPad, am I locked to iTunes for videos or can you use a mem card/stick? need data connectivity but not so important, are they available to use sim only plans?Comment
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Originally posted by RetSet View PostMay I semi-hijack this thread and ask the panel what the current 'best' 10" Android tablet is?Comment
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forgot apple
there are many decent 10" andriod tablets out there for half the price or less than ipad's
do some google legwork!Comment
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Originally posted by original PM View Postforgot apple
there are many decent 10" andriod tablets out there for half the price or less than ipad's
do some google legwork!Comment
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You (realistically) have to use the iTunes application to get videos and music on to your iPad, but that doesn't mean you can only buy content through iTunes. Like Windows Media Player, iTunes will let you copy MP3 music and suitably encoded videos (e.g. stuff you already bought/ripped) onto the iPad without any fuss.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Originally posted by tractor View PostI will, I just wanted some opinions from real people but then I remembered you are all sockies
the thing is you can pay between £100 and £700 for a 10" tablet - and whilst I would (on account of experience) ignore the £100 ones you can get from Maplins as soon as you go to a decent make - e.g. nexus/samsung etc etc then just get one with the specs you want - do not spend an extra 3-400 quid unless nothing else does the job.
Unless obviously you want to wave an iPad around and look like a douchebag hipster but then you did not state that in your original requirements!
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