[man007]

I am just curious to see how many of you have Tablet. And if you have one I would like to know if it is a windows tablet or an android one.
I have the Motorola Xoom 2 which is really amazing, it can do anything a PC does…

[Alex19]

I don`t have a tablet yet but I am looking forward to buying one. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 seems to be a pretty good table for me and I am checking it out right now. It will definitely be an android tablet…

[Memento_Mori]

Currently using a Zenithink c91. I have been using the c71 for almost a year and recently upgraded to the c91 for a larger screen, although I don’t really need it since its connected to my TV via hdmi most of the time.

[droidster]

I have a Galaxy Tab and a Lenovo LePad. I got the second one for my girlfriend, but she rarely uses it, so more often than not I end up using it as a e-reader and as a comic reader. I haven’t had any problems with it yet.

[ainolsupporter]

Yup, I do. I’ve owned an Ainol Novo 7 Aurora tablet (bought from China, of course) for about 9 months. I just made a thread about it if you want to check its specs and some pics: http://www.droidchina.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=79

[Chinaren]

I have an Asus Transformer, which I can heartily recommend.

I wouldn’t buy just a tablet, I couldn’t justify the cost for the amount I would use it (not a lot), but I was looking for a replacement laptop, and the Transformer fit the bill.

Massive battery life (14 hours on my old 101, 18 hours on my missus’ new model), decent keyboard and, with a bit of experimentation, all the functionality of my old windows machine.

Plus the screen detaches as a pad when I need that.

[Artixion]

I also have the Asus Transformer.

Chinaren has really gone on about the best features of it, the battery live is pretty good and it works like a charm.

[Anonymous]

I don’t have a tablet at the current time. I think that it would be fun to purchase one but I hear that they’re heavy addictive.

[stephen_vort]

i have a ainol flame,and im going to buy a new one.

[pandandesign]

I have the Samsung Note 8.0 tablet, which I love it a lot! It has a fast processor, large internal memory, multi-window feature, S-Pen and Air-View technology. It also packs with Android 4.2 operating system. I would prefer Android OS better than the IOS, which it seems like most of my friends own IPads.

[pandandesign]

Chinaren wrote:

I have an Asus Transformer, which I can heartily recommend.

I wouldn’t buy just a tablet, I couldn’t justify the cost for the amount I would use it (not a lot), but I was looking for a replacement laptop, and the Transformer fit the bill.

Massive battery life (14 hours on my old 101, 18 hours on my missus’ new model), decent keyboard and, with a bit of experimentation, all the functionality of my old windows machine.

Plus the screen detaches as a pad when I need that.

How do you like the Asus Transformer? I have a friend who owns the tablets says it’s the best tablet he’s own so far. Is it expensive? I like how the screen is detachable from the keyboard.

[pandandesign]

droidster wrote:

I have a Galaxy Tab and a Lenovo LePad. I got the second one for my girlfriend, but she rarely uses it, so more often than not I end up using it as a e-reader and as a comic reader. I haven’t had any problems with it yet.

Which generation of Galaxy Tab do you own? How do you like it so far?

[yass100]

So what is the best cheapest tablet?

[hessa11]

I think the Ceros Create would be a pretty good choice. It’s comparable to one of the latest galaxy tabs, but sells for about 60 usd.

[manal18]

tablet but my bro has an ipad

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