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DROPAD A8X ANDROID TABLET REVIEWS

It seems that Dropad A8X bears much connection with Dropad A8 just as what their similar monikers demonstrate. Indeed, Dropad A8X comes with specs almost the same as Dropad A8 with the only difference which lies in processor. Instead of powered by SamsungS5 PC210 CPU like Dropad A8, Dropad A8X is bestowed with aSamsung PC110 processor, which offers similar functionalities as PV210 but consumes two thirds less power than PV210 does, and hence a higher price.

Apart from a 1GHz Samsung PC110 processor, Dropad A8X also features android 2.2, 512 MB of RAM plus 512 MB of ROM, 8GB of flash memory, a 7-inch capacitive touchscreen with resolution 800*480, a weight of 470g. As for design, Dropad A8X looks more compact and well-made, with sleek lines all round, snappy flat front and bumped back though with a fairly thick figure. The major strength for Dropad A8X is the impressive 3D performance coming from the potent GPU and a longer standby time due to less power consuming.

(To those who may have interest: the price that Nowsupplier offers for Dropad A8X is $218)

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first spotted Acer's 10.1-inch tablet in a class I was teaching at the University of Houston

Flyer - $499, HTC. HTC's long been known for its cool smartphones, and it's brought the best of its mobile experience to its first tablet, a 7-inch model running Gingerbread, or Android 2.3 tablet. It's an instantly likable device and is easily my favorite Android-based tablet so far.

The Flyer is also unique in that it works with an optional pen, which can be used as a stylus or a way to write and draw. The pen is pricey, at $80, but most folks probably won't need it.

The Flyer has the same size screen as Samsung's popular Galaxy Tab, with a resolution of 1,200-by-600. The display isn't quite as bright as on the Iconia, but it's still pleasant to look at. The 7-inch size fits nicely in your hand, its aluminum back has a solid feel and it's narrow enough that it will slide into a jacket pocket. It's a little hefty for its size, at 14 ounces.

The Flyer has a single-core, 1.5-GHz processor, 32 GB of storage and, like the Iconia, is Wi-Fi-only and sports dual cameras. It has a microSD slot for additional storage.

While the Flyer's version of Android isn't designed for tablets, HTC has reworked the Sense interface found on its smartphones to be tablet-friendly, and it's done a great job. It approximates the 3-D home screen design found on Honeycomb, but in a way that's more intuitive. The larger widgets and Sense-specific apps look great on the Flyer's display and are easy to figure out and customize.

Battery life is just ... OK. With moderate use, I found I had to charge it every two days or so. With heavy use, it was lucky to last a day.

While neither of these tablets outshines Apple's iPad 2, they're both excellent, and I'd recommend either depending on the size you need. It's clear from comparing these, though, that Honeycomb has a long way to go before it's an ideal tablet operating system

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Samsung Galaxy Tab

Here is the story of Samsung Galaxy Tab-one of the most popular tablet pc on the market. Of course, there are already so much information about this tablet, so I would like to focus on some different angles, mainly focus on configuration. 

Samsung Galaxy Tab is powered by 1.06 GHz ARM Cortex A8 with 512 MB of RAM and 16 GB internal storage as expandable via microSD slot. The tablet runs on Android 2.2 OS and its configuration is powerful enough to manage multi tasks without any problems, including the Adobe Flash 10.1 play. Samsung Galaxy Tab adopts a 7-inch LCD with high resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. So, the user can enjoy very excellent viewing angle. Besides, Galaxy Tab feature many special functions such as A-GPS, Bluetooth 2.1, 3G, Wi-Fi, proximity sensor, accelerometer, stereo jack and multifunction PDMi. 

From some performance, the Galaxy Tab proves it has the resource and worth the price. According to some data, Galaxy Tab gets good FPS 53.9 Neocore under which measures the performance chart. Galaxy Tab obtained an excellent score of 1050 with its ARM Cortex A8 and Android 2.2 OS. 

Overall, the Galaxy Tab is really a fantastic tablet ever made. Compared to Apple iPad, the Galaxy Tab still can distinguish itself with its powerful and attractive features. 

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ASUS EP121 Tablet PC

ASUS new tablet PC, Eee Slate EP121, captured a beautiful attention since ASUS launched back on Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2011. Eee Slate EP121 is a 12. 1-inch tablet with a capacitive LED-back lit HD display featured a 1280 x 800 image resolution, promisin a very beautiful, clear, outstanding and even more colored visuals on its display screen.

Eee Slate EP121 runs Windows 7 Home Premium, a little surprise it's not Android, so you can help yourself have much more fun by carry along your favorite songs, films or maybe your photographs. Eee Slate EP121 is powered by the Intel Core i5-470UM cpu with Intel HD images, you can enjoy all streaming HIGH-DEFINITION videos and or  read your e books (supporting eReader programs) with its LED-backlit HIGH-DEFINITION display screen which has a 1280 x 800 image resolution. Thanks to Eee Slate EP121'function of Flash 10. 1 playback program,you can check a wide range of pleasure from all websites. Besides, other functions such as WiFi and Bluetooth help you keep connecting with your friends. That's why ASUS Eee Slate EP121 would be the most fantastic tablet of 2011,

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Flytouch 3 Android 2.2 10.1 inch Tablet PC with GPS RJ45 HDMI With Support Flash WIFI 360 Degree Menu Rotate

new android tablet   from nowsuppier, first release for the tablet world,

it is balck , you don't find it  except the nowsupplier.com

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ipad 2 don't win the android tablets.

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Samsung moves 2 million Galaxy Tab Android tablets in 3 months

While the Apple iPad is indisputably king of the tablet hill at the moment, with Apple having sold nearly 15 million units in 2010, the Samsung Galaxy Tab is gunning for it. Less than two months ago Samsung announced that a million Tabs had been sold. Now the company says more than 2 million units were sold within 3 months of the Android tablet’s global launch. In a completely non-representative sample, I have to say I saw a lot more journalists and company reps wandering the floors of CES with iPads than any other tablet this year… but the second most frequently spotted tablet was definitely the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Of course, Samsung and Apple still don’t have much competition yet, but that’s expected to change as new tablets from Motorola, RIM, HP, and others start to hit the streets in the coming months. Samsung is also expected to introduce its next-generation Android tablet soon.

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why the publish the android tablets website

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