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Here are best of four Tablets with Android 2.1 & 2.3 in reviewed by PC Supporter, costs you nothing more than �150, a full proofed Budget Tablets in market. Let�s go and read�
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Arnova 8 Tablet |�100
About an inch bigger than its competitors, the Arnova�s size just highlights its weakest point is its screen. While the capacitive displays of the Scroll and Kogan allow for soft multi-touch
gestures, the resistive 8in Arnova must be stabbed and poked. Combined with cover in the interface, selection errors are usual and really quite irritating. Colors are washed out and viewing angles are limited, although video playback can be smooth with the right formats. Gaming is seized back further by a lack of power � Angry Birds is uplayably rough even with the background graphics switched off. The coffin lid nailed shut by the lack of Android Market entrance (you get Apps Lib instead) and a terrible browsing experience.
Specifications:
1GHz � 4GB SSD
Android 2.1
8in � 800 X 600
Review [PC Supporter] �The Arnova has a lovely soft metal act and decent speaker�s ammunition the backwards. Pass fittings a short bit author for a far grapheme paper get�.
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Scroll Tablet PC | �170
The Scroll�s aluminum back is great for making people think it�s an iPad. It even has a 3G ish, but otherwise pointless, strip of black plastic. Just don�t let them see the front, where a large frame surrounds the screen and houses three cheap feeling buttons. Still that�s two more than the Kogan has, and its capacitive screen is brighter. But while it has just enough grunt to play games and handle its own interface, Android Market access is flawed. The only way to find the Market app is to search for it within the device�s innards, and once there, not all apps will appear, iPlayer draws a blank. The default browser crashes but Skyfire is stable and gets around the lack of Flash video support.
Specifications:
1GHz � 2GB SSD
7in � 800 X 480
Review [PC Supporter] �The Scroll and the Kogan both have an HDMI port, which makes them handy and powerful�.
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Binatone HomeSurf 705 Tablet | �100
Same like the Arnova, the Binatone is best seen as a portable media player with extras, that way, you�re less disappointed by the inability to access the Android Market. In its placy you get a �GigaStore�, a scant selection of apps, some of which (including Angry Birds) don�t even work. The resistive screen reduces input to taps and pokes and hampers viewing angles, but straight on its bright and colorful enough. Movies look half decent, although as with the others, higher quality files experience choppy playback. Browsing is no fun without Flash, even Skyfire does�nt get YouTube videos playing. But still, music and locally stored video play well enough and the GigaStore is not entirely empty.
Specifications:
667MHz � 2GB SSD
Android 2.1
7in � 800 X 480
Review [PC Supporter] �The screen seems overly glossy, but it�s preferable to the Arnova�s matte effort�.
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Kogan Agora Tablet | �125
The cheapest but packing the most features per pound, the Kogan edges to the front of this pack despite having its Back and Menu buttons assigned to what feel like they should be volume controls. That causes issues with changing the volume within apps, but aside from that there�s little to criticize here considering the price. It has all the power it needs to play Angry Birds perfectly and to keep the interface moving around smoothly. The capacitive screen is nothing special, but it�s responsive enough and decent enough to look at when viewed fairly straight on. There�s full Android Market access, with no caveats, plus Flash support and enjoyable web browsing.
PC Supporter
Specifications:
1GHz � 4GB SSD
Android 2.3
7in � 800 X 400
Review [PC Supporter] �The screen Kogan�s design is more subtle, less toy iPad and nicer than the rest�.
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