Damn, I kinda like the Thrive lol
Hmm, the price difference is all about space lol.... and the 32GB one sure is expensive

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Jun 14 2011, 10:32 AM

Do you guys can download and install "Skype" app into your Android Honeycomb 3.0?

never had any problem with FroYo and Gingerbread...

but i ve already ditched it in preparation for Viber...

if u can buy from ebay US, here's a lobang for u...

Acer Iconia A500 for US$380... for 1 day only...

[img]http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/2011-06-13-15h14_53_thumb.pngp/img]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...id=240241468230

i wonder if now got any tablets that support Windows OS?

Acer Iconia W500, RM1699 with keyboard dock.

This post has been edited by kkChan: Jun 14 2011, 04:11 PM

Ahh~

cant make up my decision on which tablet to get ..my friend are poisoning me with iOS! but i do admit the ipad2 sure is nice 2 play wat..so far haven reli play wid any android tablet yet..

then again, spending rm1899 for ipad2..i rather topup slightly more to get ip4..since more or less similar xD

The most significant difference between iOS and Android is the compatibility of flash contents. If you want flash supported tablet, then Android tablets are definitely your choice.

As for iPad and iPhone, it's all depends on your usage. If you want something small and yet powerful, iPhone is good enough to do the tasks. If you want to have bigger screen (e.g.: reading eBooks, magazines and etc) I would opt for iPad. Just my 2cents though.

nah the thing that i avoid the most is books AHHA..magazines well i don read much magazines for now as im lazy to subscribe..but i can see that the new ios 5 wud be good in doing this..i'll see wat i can do

what i want from a tablet:
MS-Outlook with exchange server integration (e-mail, calendar, contacts)

Office document compatibility (view and edit)

competent pdf and ebook(epub) reader.

Note taking capability.

Games, for passing the time on airplanes (I travel economy)... Instant on, and excellent battery life.

Any meet those requirement? If none then I possibly will put my money on chinese based tablet (cheaper) since I will discard this may be in a year. Or may be save the money and wait for Window 8 tablet.

Pricier than Transformer. Hopefully Toshiba will provide better support this time

Asus Transformer

Exchange ActivSync - checked, available on all Android

Office - checked, Transformer comes pre-installed with Office productivity suite compatible with MS Office, and keyboard for typing

PDF - checked, Adobe Reader is available as an Android app (though there are better choices)

ebook - i can't say for sure since i dun ve a tablet

Games - checked, Angry Birds anyone? else check out Nvidia Tegra Zone for high quality games

battery life - checked, up to 16hrs with keyboard dock

any Flyer owners? here's the dock for ur tab





US$50...

wait... this thing is actually cheaper than the stylus?

http://www.engadget.com/2011/06/15/best-bu...yer-accessorie/

ohh la la, this one looks yummy...

the Samsung Galaxy Tab Seven (aka Galaxy Tab 2) is slated for a Fall launch...

Exynos 1.2 GHz dual-core processor
1GB RAM, 2GB ROM
16GB of internal memory
Micro SD slot
Tab proprietary connector with USB Host capabilities (via adapter)
7 inch WSVGA IPS display
Ability to call, video call and send SMS messages

last but not least... Gin-Gin-Gin-GINGERBREAD (Android 2.3.4)! with TouchWiz 4.0...

pretty outdated rit? but here's the speculated reason for that... Ice cream Sandwich and monitor...

ICS is more or less confirmed to be released in Winter (late Nov/early Dec), and that's going to be a major release which combines the GB and HC into 1, so with such a late launch date, it probably makes more sense to wait for update to ICS instead of putting HC into it, and customize the crap out of it with TouchWiz 4.0 (aka blown up Galaxy S II)... also the small monitor makes it a little cluttered to ve HC on it...



http://samsung.hdblog.it/2011/06/15/e-se-g...3-4-1gb-di-ram/

This post has been edited by astria: Jun 16 2011, 12:53 AM

Okay, this one is actually quite good poison lol
7 inch seemed pretty nice as well, how's the screen resolution?
lol, just did a Google search on Exynos, no wonder you're poisoned astria sifu hahaha

i suppose it's 1024x600, else Samsung would have put Honeycomb into it already...

I guess the resolution is fine for a 7 incher
Damn, can't wait hehe, I hope it doesn't disappoint, especially in terms of affordability

Can we dual boot windows tablet like Iconia W500 with android honeycomb?? anyone knows??

u'll need this: http://www.bluestacks.com/

so that u can run a virtualized Android on top of Windows...

but currently only available on ViewSonic's tabs... and they run FroYo...

i saw this: Run Android 3.0 Honeycomb on Computer

quite interesting:
http://www.clickonf5.org/android-2/run-and...-computer/11883