I need help in the differences in tablets?
There are so many tablets out there nowadays. I just want a simple, fast, easy to use (non resistive) tablet that can run off android. Camera is preferable, and a USB hub is a must.
A friend of mine recommended going with Xoom, but I have hardly any clue on which tablets to get. I would prefer a tablet with a 10'' screen, and my price range is right around $250. Any help?
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shanklove
asked 6 months ago
There are only four 10" tablets that I know of that have usb straight out of the box: Sony SGPT111US/S, Motorola Xoom, Acer Iconia Tab A500, and Toshiba Thrive. Cheapest of the bunch being the Toshiba Thrive ($340 on Amazon), mainly due to its 8GB of storage. Also, the dock for the Asus Transformer has USB ports if you dont mind having that attached when using the USB.
If you are willing to wait in line on Black Friday at Best Buy they're going to have an Asus Transformer and Toshiba Thrive on sale that'll be in your price range ($250 and $280).
Any of these tablets will do you fine, I have heard decent reviews on all of them. If price is a main factor to you, I would be scouting deals.woot and Amazon for tablet sales this week.
Thanks a lot! I've got my eye on a Iconia a500 refurb. I usually stay away from them, but the reviews are pretty good!
You've been a lot of help thanks!
@shanklove: The Acer is good, but thick & relatively, heavy. It has full size USB, micro USB, & micro HDMI:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/04/26/acer-iconia-tab-a500-review/
That said, I would get one if I din't get a 32GB HP TP.
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