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Anyone know the uk release for the 10.1 tab?
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Vodafone UK website says April (this is for the original one, that's now called Galaxy Tab 10.1V)
Want the dual core honeycomb one sim free or wifi only.
Not from a network.
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Want the dual core honeycomb one sim free or wifi only.
Not from a network.
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The new version of the 10.1 is the only one to have a WiFi only release date, that's for the US only on June 8th, no other announcement for other markets.
The 8.9 is announced for the US only at this time, with a release date of "early this summer".
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The new version of the 10.1".
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New version didn't know there was a old one! Only tab I knew about was the crappy 7inch thing.
With US dates In June UK wont see it for a while after may get the xoom then.
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New version didn't know there was a old one! Only tab I knew about was the crappy 7inch thing.
With US dates In June UK wont see it for a while after may get the xoom then.
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Yea the old version is the one with the non-smooth textured back, that is thicker/heavier and was announced at MWC.
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Yea the old version is the one with the non-smooth textured back, that is thicker/heavier and was announced at MWC.
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Liked that back. Is that on the market already?
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Liked that back. Is that on the market already?
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Not yet, but like i already said, it should be available in April.
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Not yet, but like i already said, it should be available in April.
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Sorry wasn't sure as you said new version.
Can't see it on play of Amazon so April doesnt seem likely
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Sorry wasn't sure as you said new version.
Can't see it on play of Amazon so April doesnt seem likely
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The 10.1v (as the older original version is called now) will be only sold by Vodafone, but it will be available sim free also.
Anyone know if the 10.1v is using PLS? please say yes lol
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Anyone know if the 10.1v is using PLS? please say yes lol
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I really hope so - I was waiting for the 10.1 over Xoom because I wanted a better screen, so hopefully they wont skip on the quality
http://nexus404.com/Blog/2011/03/25...-but-we-are-still-left-wondering-the-pricing/
http://phandroid.com/2011/03/25/asus-eee-pad-transformer-presales-start-headed-to-uk-march-30th/
everybody talks about motorola, samsung and here comes asus eepad transformer with great specs and most likely great pricing.
and the most important thing you don't have to wait like 2-3 months for it to be released on the market.
10.1 inch IPS Panel with backlighting (1280 x 800)
Display has 10 finger multi-touch support and is made from scratch resistant Corning Gorilla Glass
Android 3.0 Honeycomb
NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor
1GB RAM
16GB or 32GB internal store + Unlimited Asus WebStorage
GPS
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
Rear facing 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus
Front facing 1.2 megapixel camera
2-in-1 audio jack (headphone / microphone-in)
Internal microphone
microSD card slot
SD card slot
Stereo Speaker
1 mini-HDMI
2 USB 2.0
G-Sensor, Light Sensor, Gyroscope, E-Compass
24.4 Wh Li-polymer battery with 9.5 hours of run time and 16 hours when docked
Size: 10.6 x 6.9 x 0.51
Weight: 1.49 pounds
Read: Asus Further Confirms Eee Pad Transformer, Offers Complete & Detailed Specs [Asus Eee Pad Transformer Spec Sheet Released, But We Are Still Left Wondering The Pricing]
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Read: Asus Further Confirms Eee Pad Transformer, Offers Complete & Detailed Specs [Asus Eee Pad Transformer Spec Sheet Released, But We Are Still Left Wondering The Pricing]
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But it will also arrive with an ASUS UI
Further details in terms of Android 3.0 include that it will be sporting the Asus Waveshare user interface, which is described as being a launcher that “allows users to easily launch software, manage content and access online services and connect devices with a few simple taps, while ASUS’ Waveshare Interface hosts a variety of unique applications such as MyNet, MyLibrary, MyCloud and more.” And for those wondering, the Asus Eee Pad Transformer will arrive with support for Adobe Flash Player 10.2.
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I presume that this will be integrated into Honeycomb. So maybe not that good.
Too thick and too heavy.
faizalmzain said:
http://nexus404.com/Blog/2011/03/25...-but-we-are-still-left-wondering-the-pricing/
http://phandroid.com/2011/03/25/asus-eee-pad-transformer-presales-start-headed-to-uk-march-30th/
everybody talks about motorola, samsung and here comes asus eepad transformer with great specs and most likely great pricing.
and the most important thing you don't have to wait like 2-3 months for it to be released on the market.
10.1 inch IPS Panel with backlighting (1280 x 800)
Display has 10 finger multi-touch support and is made from scratch resistant Corning Gorilla Glass
Android 3.0 Honeycomb
NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor
1GB RAM
16GB or 32GB internal store + Unlimited Asus WebStorage
GPS
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
Rear facing 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus
Front facing 1.2 megapixel camera
2-in-1 audio jack (headphone / microphone-in)
Internal microphone
microSD card slot
SD card slot
Stereo Speaker
1 mini-HDMI
2 USB 2.0
G-Sensor, Light Sensor, Gyroscope, E-Compass
24.4 Wh Li-polymer battery with 9.5 hours of run time and 16 hours when docked
Size: 10.6 x 6.9 x 0.51
Weight: 1.49 pounds
Read: Asus Further Confirms Eee Pad Transformer, Offers Complete & Detailed Specs [Asus Eee Pad Transformer Spec Sheet Released, But We Are Still Left Wondering The Pricing]
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The release date has been removed from Vodafone website.
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There was never a release date on their website
http://shop.vodafone.co.uk/shop/mobile-phone/samsung-galaxy-tab-10-1
Wrt the Asus, I'm afraid I have jumped shipped and am now probably going for the Asus now as long as the build quality is there, which early reviews are suggesting they are.
I guess it just boils down to personal choice really... Personally i dont mind the 1mm difference and the slight weight increase, the trade off is better specs compared to the thinner model
I've already registered my interest for it - just gotta wait now til Vodafone get back to either me or the public with pricing and tariffs etc and will make a better judgement call then
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I guess it just boils down to personal choice really... Personally i dont mind the 1mm difference and the slight weight increase, the trade off is better specs compared to the thinner model
I've already registered my interest for it - just gotta wait now til Vodafone get back to either me or the public with pricing and tariffs etc and will make a better judgement call then
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What better specs? They're basically the same except for the weight, ports, and mysterious 'Super PLS Display'.
Well personally the better camera, slightly thicker profile and stock Android rather than the horrid TouchWiz UI (Thank you Galaxy S i9000) were the dealbreakers... Plus its on Vodafone, which for 3G coverage is amongst the best
To start out, I just purchased a beautiful 60" Panasonic Viera Plasma for $699.99. It has no SmartTV functionality so I thought I would give Google a search about how to bypass this issue. Well, surely enough Android sticks popped up left and right. After seeing a bit of the same sticks over and over, I became familiar with some popular sticks such as the MK808, MK809, iMito MX1, iMito MX2, etc. etc. Now my concern is that which of ALL the Android sticks have the best stability in terms of WiFi. I've seen a lot of posts all around forums and other websites about WiFi not working after a week or a month or that the Android Stick is not capable of streaming videos all day. Which brings up my point of which stick/box should I settle with? I prefer something under $100 but if it means Toyota reliability and that stick/box is over $100, then I'll take it. I am only buying this stick because my mom loves to watch Asian dramas on her iPad but she has no idea how to use a computer (she's 65 this year) so this will be her first step of using something a bit more complex vs. her current iPad.
I was going to settle for the iMito MX2 but I thought posting a thread and letting the experts decide which would be a better suit for me would be ideal.
Minix Neo X5
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I agree with the above even though I don't own the device. I have an MK808 and wifi had 1-2 bars when in the same room as my router.
Wifi mods are super easy to do if your creative... but out of the box I heard the box above is more at the top end of these sticks.
The MX series (1 and 2) are good too. The MK808 seems the fastest but definitely has its wifi issues out of the box. I believe they have a 3rd revision that corrects some of the wifi problems but still runs on the weak side.
Make note that the above is an android box and not a stick.
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Minix Neo X5
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player911 said:
I agree with the above even though I don't own the device. I have an MK808 and wifi had 1-2 bars when in the same room as my router.
Wifi mods are super easy to do if your creative... but out of the box I heard the box above is more at the top end of these sticks.
The MX series (1 and 2) are good too. The MK808 seems the fastest but definitely has its wifi issues out of the box. I believe they have a 3rd revision that corrects some of the wifi problems but still runs on the weak side.
Make note that the above is an android box and not a stick.
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Okay, so that's the most stable Android box? What about the Zealz GK802? That goes for the same price but it is a QUAD core vs. the Minix Neo X5's dual core. Plus what's the main differences between a box and stick other than the form factor?
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Okay, so that's the most stable Android box? What about the Zealz GK802? That goes for the same price but it is a QUAD core vs. the Minix Neo X5's dual core. Plus what's the main differences between a box and stick other than the form factor?
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Rock chip performs better than the quad in the zealz.
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Okay, so that's the most stable Android box? What about the Zealz GK802? That goes for the same price but it is a QUAD core vs. the Minix Neo X5's dual core. Plus what's the main differences between a box and stick other than the form factor?
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Zealz GK802 is badly supported with the current Firmeware - there is a new FW expected to be published by end of February. Currently I would not recommend to buy the GK802. I do have a GK802 and a MK808 - I'm using the MK808... and waiting for the next FW for the Zeals and I'll give it another try.
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Zealz GK802 is badly supported with the current Firmeware - there is a new FW expected to be published by end of February. Currently I would not recommend to buy the GK802. I do have a GK802 and a MK808 - I'm using the MK808... and waiting for the next FW for the Zeals and I'll give it another try.
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bought a $35 UG802 from Amazon 2 weeks ago. Wifi was awful. Opened it up and saw a nice WIFI antenna in there trapped in the case. made a small hole in the case to allow the cable and Antenna to be outside and WOW. I now get 5 bars and my download on speedtest.net went from 3.5mbps to 28mbps (out of a 33max possible).
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Okay, so that's the most stable Android box? What about the Zealz GK802? That goes for the same price but it is a QUAD core vs. the Minix Neo X5's dual core. Plus what's the main differences between a box and stick other than the form factor?
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I think the you would be better off with the x5 I don't know how well android works with quad core, as for box v's stick the box will have more ports like USB and network with mic and audio on it as will. If it a stick look at MINIX neo g4 WiFi work great on it and some custom Roms are showing up now...
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I think the you would be better off with the x5 I don't know how well android works with quad core, as for box v's stick the box will have more ports like USB and network with mic and audio on it as will. If it a stick look at MINIX neo g4 WiFi work great on it and some custom Roms are showing up now...
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Now my choices are between the MINIX X5 or the MINIX Neo G4. The G4 is priced at $62 with free 2 day shipping with shop runner or the X5 which is priced at $92 with 2 day shipping with shop runner. I also have 5% cash back with discover too. So... decisions, decisions. I want something that lasts for at least 1-3 years. My mom's going to be watching dramas on it everyday for at least 5 hours+.
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Now my choices are between the MINIX X5 or the MINIX Neo G4. The G4 is priced at $62 with free 2 day shipping with shop runner or the X5 which is priced at $92 with 2 day shipping with shop runner. I also have 5% cash back with discover too. So... decisions, decisions. I want something that lasts for at least 1-3 years. My mom's going to be watching dramas on it everyday for at least 5 hours+.
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The 30 bucks buys you a better device with built in Bluetooth, faster CPU, more storage,more usb ports a lot more custom ROM development...
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quincyquinn said:
The 30 bucks buys you a better device with built in Bluetooth, faster CPU, more storage,more usb ports a lot more custom ROM development...
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Alright the X5 it is then. Haha I'm going to order it now. It will be here Thursday.
I'm sold too!
I've a Flexiview FV1 and was looking for to upgrade to Ug007 or MK809 II, but I see the iMito MX2 and Minix NEO X5 are better options, so after reading the whole thread, I think I'll order a minix neo x5
neeeed more!!!!
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Alright the X5 it is then. Haha I'm going to order it now. It will be here Thursday.
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I've heard bad things about Rockchip processors - closed source and all that. Currently playing with the ATV1200, XBMC has hardware decoding, although it's not perfect yet.
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I've heard bad things about Rockchip processors - closed source and all that. Currently playing with the ATV1200, XBMC has hardware decoding, although it's not perfect yet.
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If my memory helps, Rockchip accounts 99% of the android settop boxes market...
Which is why I went with the ATV, it has an open source processor
k3u I'm curious how this turned out for you? Did you get it yet?
MK812
http://miniandroidpc.com/shop/mk812-dual-core-a9-mini-pc-with-camera-microphone-bluetooth
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MK812
http://miniandroidpc.com/shop/mk812-dual-core-a9-mini-pc-with-camera-microphone-bluetooth
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That sure is tempting...
Post 2 is from the guy that builds ROMs for all these devices
http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.php?3813-Currently-what-is-best&highlight=mk812
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Dual boot Ubuntu mobile OS and Android
Fully integrated Ubuntu desktop PC when docked
Fastest multi-core CPU, 4GB RAM, 128GB storage
4.5in 1,280 x 720 HD sapphire crystal display
8mp low-light rear camera, 2mp front camera
Dual-LTE, dual-band 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4, NFC
GPS, accelerometer, gyro, proximity sensor, compass, barometer
Stereo speakers with HD audio, dual-mic recording, Active Noise Cancellation
MHL connector, 3.5mm jack
Silicon-anode Li-Ion battery
64 x 9 x 124mm
Source: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ubuntu-edge
I'd definitely buy it if I were living in EU or the US. In my country it's too hard to import cell phones from outside individually.
Wow sounds impressive. Don't it'll get produced though.
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Day 1, raised to $1,973,713 already :S
I hope it supports some cool features like
Totally open source hardware drivers
Booting from External SD
Important does it come with the dock? If not how much does it cost?
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The 4.5 inches kills it for me, after the note 2 every phone under 5-inch seems so small...
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Sounds promising but 30mil goal sounds like a lot not sure they will hit the mark
Sounds like an amazing phone!
Too bad they chose such a small screen.
4.5 isnt exactly small, but 4.7 would be nicer...
5.5 even better.
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What a load of crap Ubuntu phone is
2014?? By that time samsung and other companies will release high end phones and that phone will fall under mid-range..
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2014?? By that time samsung and other companies will release high end phones and that phone will fall under mid-range..
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Well it's still under a year away, so specs are probably not final, + I honestly think 4gb of ram would be probably be the most during that time. The processer, as specified, would be one of the strongest during that time. The camera is only 8 megapixel with low light. The resolution is sadly only 720p (over 300ppi atleast) but the screen is scratch resistant, or so the video says.
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I would have bought two last night, but I held my missus s3 for five minutes, thought about my life, my needs for May '14, looked back at how tiny, tiny her screen is and remembered how even smaller the Edge is, and finally thought, no chance.
Def. Worth more than the $600 /£400 price tag available yesterday - great fleabay item, if I hadn't just bought a pool table I'd have made the investment.
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You guys get it wrong. This is not yet another Android smartphone competitor.
This is an Ubuntu PC that also runs Android.
I'm sure everything will be open source, unlike Samsung and HTC. So I think it'll be fully compatible with CyanogenMod.
I've taken a punt on it - not convinced they will meet their $32million target but they will get close. I know 14 may is a long way away but it will probably beat htc and Samsung to the market.
Wouldn't be surprised if its htc they have lined up to make it for them.
Htc did a good job on the x1 for sony - then put it in a different package and called it a touch pro. Same with google nexus and the desire.
Wouldn't be surprised if the ubuntu edge is just next years flagship htc in different clothing.
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I got in at $675 for the Ubuntu Edge. I'd love it if HTC makes it, as I now have the HTC One as my daily driver and couldn't be happier.
Good news: http://ubuntu-edge.info
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Just because I think something doesn't make it right. And just because someone else thinks something else on the same issue does not make them wrong. These are known as "opinions" and everyone is entitled to their own. You need to respect other's opinion, bashing it down with rhetorical posts is not the way to go.
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Android just died...
There are 5 threads on the front page with little to nothing to do with the Note 2. Let's talk about these in the thread dedicated to other devices:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2376459
Will you quit being "Moderator"? You participated in these threads yourself and now you have a change of heart?
Those threads are important for current and perspective Note 2 owners. Beside in lack of new grand developments for Note some community building talk hurts no one....
Hello,
Does anybody have any input or on hand use of each tablet to make a fair comparison or opinions?
Thanks.
Well, I'm asking the same question, it's hard to say...
Same processor, memory et resolution, battery life...
But the venue 11 pro has bigger screen (10'8 vs 10'1), SSD (64gb vs 32), NFC and better accessories (but expensive...)
In France, the HP Omni is $100 less than the Venue...I don't know wich one to choose either
I'm going to check the HP in a store, it's available since yesterday...Maybe I'll come back with it
please report here your impressions about omni 10 if you can see in store...i preordered on amazon.it (399 euro) but i'm not sure if buy this or the asus t100. BTW both are not available in italy at now (as the venue 11)
So I saw the HP Omni 10 and it looks good, looks solid.
Everything looked smooth. the 2gb memory worries me a little but even the Venue has only 2gb...
The screen brightness was at the max and it doesn't felt that way... maybe the store was super bright, it don't know...not a big deal I guess...
I will go back this afternoon and buy it...
In France the Venue is actually around 600 euros with taxes and shipping...The Omni is 400 euros...so I've made my choice...
I think at this price you can't have better... the T100 does have a keyboard but looks much cheaper and the omni has a better processor and is full hd (1920/1200 actually) !
My only concern will be to find a decent cover/case with - if possible - a keyboard...the galaxy note 10.1 has similar build maybe it can work with its accessories...
how do you feel the screen comparing to other tablets (color, brightness)? i.e. micosoft surface or ipad? what about viewing angles and the matt finish?
wiewing angles are good, it's no retina but it's good. I'm not blown away but it's good (for the price)
venue 11, omini 10 and T100 are good value but looks crap .Nokia 2520 and surface 2 looks awesome but runs a crap os.
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wiewing angles are good, it's no retina but it's good. I'm not blown away but it's good (for the price)
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Did you have the chance to compare the screens of Asus t100 and HP?
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Did you have the chance to compare the screens of Asus t100 and HP?
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No, not really
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No, not really
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have you bought the 32gb version? how much free space do you have?
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So I saw the HP Omni 10 and it looks good, looks solid.
Everything looked smooth. the 2gb memory worries me a little but even the Venue has only 2gb...
The screen brightness was at the max and it doesn't felt that way... maybe the store was super bright, it don't know...not a big deal I guess...
I will go back this afternoon and buy it...
In France the Venue is actually around 600 euros with taxes and shipping...The Omni is 400 euros...so I've made my choice...
I think at this price you can't have better... the T100 does have a keyboard but looks much cheaper and the omni has a better processor and is full hd (1920/1200 actually) !
My only concern will be to find a decent cover/case with - if possible - a keyboard...the galaxy note 10.1 has similar build maybe it can work with its accessories...
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If its not too much trouble, please post pics/video/review of the HP OMNI 10. Would be interested in initial impressions of performance.
i'm also really interested in having more information about this tablet, please share your experience...
just to let everyone know, my order of dell venue pro 11 shipped and will get it tomorrow
Can either of these tablets output DTS-HD or Dolby TrueHD audio?
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just to let everyone know, my order of dell venue pro 11 shipped and will get it tomorrow
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:good: please make a review as soon as possible.
Does the Dell Tablet Keyboard allow the Venue Pro 11 to close like a laptop?
"Does the Dell Tablet Keyboard allow the Venue Pro 11 to close like a laptop?"
Yesit does, IIjust got mine and I love it
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"Does the Dell Tablet Keyboard allow the Venue Pro 11 to close like a laptop?"
Yesit does, IIjust got mine and I love it
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I um, fixed your post for you. :good:
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I um, fixed your post for you. :good:
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Oh man. Thanks. All I did is reply with quote and that's what it linked
I've had the omni10 for a couple days now. I am enjoying it. I am coming from a surface rt.
Screen - Crisp and bright. I have no complaints other than blacks could be darker but its not amoled so my expectations are just off I guess. Viewing angles are nice. Not the best ever but colors don't get washed out. The issue is the reflections on the screen if in a bright room. There is no light creeping from the corners of the screen like the surface rt.
Memory - I've had no issue. I have run mail, calendar, games in the background, had a vpn running and Firefox with multiple tabs without issue.
Weight and feel - its a soft plastic, similar to venue pro 8 but without the pattern. It does not collect fingerprints and feels good, not slippery which is good for a tablet. I picked up my iPad and weight is comparable when in the smart case. Maybe Omni is a little lighter and thinner (when iPad is in the case).
Touch is responsive. It might be useful to get a stylus though. Working in desktop mode with touch sometimes registers incorrect touches or you have to touch multiple times. Ive only noticed this in desktop mode.
Speed - its zippy when opening apps. Night and day from coming from a surface rt. It takes a while to install non metro apps though. I think this has something to do with the hard drive.
Bonus - I really like that HP put the recovery on an 8gb flash drive. It leaves you with space and removes you having to manually move recovery to your own flash drive like people buying the vp8. I thought it was a thoughtful thing by HP.
Heat - gets a little hot just on the HP logo on the back. Other than that it runs comfortable.
Lastly, I've seen some accessories for the Omni 10. I think there is a case and dock. Both are not as good as other ones for baytrail tablets but I dont mind. I really like this has micro hdmi, micro USB and a power connector. It allows me to use peripherals while charging and connect to my hd monitor without hacking or any problems.
hi,
ive been using Wileyfox Swift for some time, im happy with it, it just turns out the CAMERA quality is not so good..
my question is:
there is a smartphone similar to wileyfox (with option to install custom ROM) but with better CAMERA quality?
thanks.
something similar in size maybe , what about a huawei p8 or p9?
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something similar in size maybe , what about a huawei p8 or p9?
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im looking for smthing like a 4-inch size and something like Neo FreeRunner smartphone, there is any offers on markets for smthing like this??
thanks.
wileyfoxx said:
im looking for smthing like a 4-inch size and something like Neo FreeRunner smartphone, there is any offers on markets for smthing like this??
thanks.
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could try and see if you can get a samsung s4 mini, like my other phone,
that is 4 inch and quite small, but less ram and storage space and slower CPU.
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could try and see if you can get a samsung s4 mini, like my other phone,
that is 4 inch and quite small, but less ram and storage space and slower CPU.
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that samsung s4 mini is compatible with the latest LOS?
i see there are variants of this model, does it matter when buying? a generic one works?
there is no better option for small size like 4-inch size?
thks.
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that samsung s4 mini is compatible with the latest LOS?
i see there are variants of this model, does it matter when buying? a generic one works?
there is no better option for small size like 4-inch size?
thks.
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Not oreo , but the nightly for LOS 14 yes,
Ive got the 3g model, and it works brilliantly, does everything I could possible want
and batteries are a lot easier to try find.