Need opinion

1. Brand. I'm considering Asus because it seems to be cheaper but i'm open for other branded tablets.. i'm also interested in china tablet like Ainol which i heard is not bad.

2. Budget. (RM150-RM500)
3. Specs. Not so sure on this aspect, impress me but around 7 inch or 8 inch, not too big size

4. What you need in the tablet - Casual Browsing,must have Camera front and back, can put Sim card..

Note : I'm currentlt using Acer B1 and i'm not really happy with it cos it keep saying low memory whenever i open 4 or 5 tabs.. so preferably a tablet without such problem

Bro, I'm not as well knowledge as you. Hahaha... 

1. Brand. (prefer mainstream brand if not match then Non-mainstream brand )
2. Budget. (RM500+-)
3. Specs. (Have Front camera,Rear camera at least 3/5 mp, good performance)
4. What you need in the tablet. (Casual browsing/movie/Gaming <some game like fifa14? and etc> )

1. Brand. Mainstream brand
2. Budget. rm1000-1500
3. Specs. screensize 10 inch as i have a 5.5 inch phone olredi
4. What you need in the tablet Casual browsing/eBook reading/Gaming/Note taking

i am eyeing on the note 10.1 but are open to other options as well

u mean the older version or the 2014 version?
hw bout the tab 3?

Any idea the Sony Xperia z? Good? Need a reliable mode. Note 2014 is kind of expensive. Any idea?

Hey guys, Lenovo A3000 is good to buy?

Hey guys! Im looking for 7"/8" inch tablet.for casual user.reading,browsing internet,opening office doc,camera a lil bit,movie,and taking note.3g/lte ver its fine as long as not wifi ver.games is not a factor im using tab,but im likely wanna have a big storage...

1. Brand. (prefer mainstream brand)
2. Budget. (below 650)
3. Specs. (best money can buy, smooth if possible)
4. What you need in the tablet. (Casual browsing/movie/Gaming. business, call, messages,* technically a big phone 7"*  )

how about asus memopad HD7 and Lenovo A3000 battery life..as far as i know, ainol captain offer 110000mah,that's quite big right?

is that true rockchip 3166 is the best?i've read about ATM7029 before

1. Brand. Mainstream brand?
Prefer Non-mainstream brand
2. Budget.
Around RM300
3. Specs.
4. What you need in the tablet
Just sold my iPad 4, need a tablet for my children.
Screen need to be responsive and high resolution, able to play youtube, some videos, a bit of games

Personally I have filtered
a) Ainol Novo 7 Fire (RM359 half year warranty)
b) Ainol Novo 7 Venus (RM369 half year warranty)
c) Pipo u1 Pro (RM359 half year warranty)

i) Among these, which one should i buy?
ii) Did i miss out any other brand/model that i can compare

Appreciate your advices.

Dear Experts

Further reading, made me think of buying 8 inches, filtered
a) vido mini s (7.8inches) - RM450
b) vido n80rk - RM450
c) Ainol Novo Dream - RM435

Did i miss out any others model, seem like N80RK is the better choice. right?
thanks

I just bought a Tab 3 8 inch LTE & wanted to confirm/ask what kind of powerbank is able to charge as a friend of mine informed/misinformed me that Samsung Tab cannot be charged by Powerbank. Is this true? Thanks in advance !

1. Brand. No specific choice, prefer something mainstream so that have lots of custom mod, roms, kernels etc.
2. Budget. Max RM700 be it new or good condition 2nd hand.
3. Specs. With data(3G or LTE), can perform the below functions without hang or lag.
4. What you need in the tablet. Teamviewer, iDisplay etc, websurfing, video watching, no emphasis on gaming.

got seller that still selling vido mini one?

i am actly considering 7" / 8" tablet...
been reading thru the threads,

Chuwi V88s
Asus Memopad HD7
ONDA V813
Vido mini one
Pipo S1 Pro

which are the best with best display and performance wise?

seems that quite many people buying tablet with WiFi only access.
Care to share how useful/sufficient is WiFi only compared to needing to spend extra for the 3G/LTE version? Or is there any regret getting the WiFi only version?

Ic, just worry about phone battery if tether too much. U using bluetooth tether instead?

ya thanks but how to cable tether from phone to tablet? 

anyway http://lifehacker.com/5967128/tether-your-...s-battery-drain

bluetooth tether drain more battery than wifi tether?

spoonfeed the link pls?