Excellent cheaper alternative to other tablets I bought 2 of these as Christmas gifts, one is being used by a 19 yr old and the other by his father. They have both been using them daily for the past 3 weeks - from gaming apps including angry birds to sports news and web browsing. Neither has complained. I have found the app store good and with plenty to keep you occupied (I haven't tried kindle yet or even looked for...
Nice item, good functions with smooth scrolling and but the manual is very basic, in the android market app it seems to be not as well stocked as with android phones and there is NO KINDLE app listed?? Also the technical support 'Philex.com/support' doesn't have this unit listed as far as i can see, so do i have to ring them at £1 a minute? not doing that. As this is a...
Odys Cosmo 10,1" (25,7cm) 16:9, 1020x600, Capacitive, 1GB RAM, CortexA8 Kernel, 1,2GHz, Android OS 2.3, 4GB int mem, HDMI, USB, MicrosSD up to 32GB;AndroidPIT pre-installed
Built-In Speaker, 3,5mm Earphone Jack,Input 100-240V 50/60Hz, Output 5V 2A,Continuous Playing Time 4 hrs play back / 72 hrs stand-by; Micro USB Port,MicroSD Card Slot, HDMI Output, Power Connector, USB cable, Power Adapter, Pouch, Manual
Audio-, Photo- and Video Playback (up to 1080P), Built-In Digital Camera on Front (VGA), Dimension 265 x 160 x 13,3 [mm], Weight 635gr.....................
NEO X7 8GB Tablet PC with Android OS 4.0.3 (Ice Cream Sandwich);17,8 cm (7”) TFT Capacitive Touch Panel;Resolution 800 x 480 | 16:9; 1.2 GHz Processor (Cortex A8 Kernel);RAM512 MB DDRIII;Internal Memory 8GB Flash HDD;
External Memory Micro SD/SDHC Card up to 32 GB;HD Videos up to 1080p;Connections Power Supply USB Port / USB Host Mini-HDMI Earphone Jack MicroSD Card Slot;WLAN (802.11 b/g/n);G-Sensor;
3G OPTIONAL via Dongle;AndroidPIT AppCenter Pre-Installed; Built-In rechargeable Li-Polymer Battery;Dimension191 x 117 x 12 [mm]; Weight 324 g
Finally an affordable Lego space shuttle My 5 year old took nearly two hours to complete building this just about all by himself and is extremely happy.
The ship is extremely robust once built and is a good size for flying around.
Considering the large shuttle is £80-£100, this is good value and has some good pieces that will be reused to make many more spaceships. It doesn't have too many...
3.0 out of 5 starsNot the most durable Space Shuttle I'll have to mix up the reviews here as if this was a real Space Shuttle I wouldn't want to be on it, it would drop to bits on blast off! ;o)
This was given to my son for his birthday earlier this year and I'm not a fan, it looks great and with it being Lego you'd expect something great, but I am honestly disappointed with this one. The cargo bay doors on top...
I was very happy with this product. The screen resolution is excellent however the colours are quite pale to start and get more vibrant as time passes with the screen on. I assume it warms up to full colour. Touch screen is very responsive, except mine is slightly off-centre and thus far I have found no way to re-calibrate it. It has full access to the app store, but apps that require mobile numbers (whatsapp, natwest banking, etc) are not compatable so will not download. Although this seems obvious, I was surprised at how many apps I regularly use were incompatable for this. Battery life lasts around 2.5-3 hours of constant useage with Wifi on and active (watching a streaming film on the device)................
This was my first experience of a tablet PC, so I didn't really know what to expect. It's a new model with no reviews I could find, so I bought it purely on specification. I haven't been disappointed. It uses the latest version of Android, 4.0.3.
The construction appears to be very good, and everything looks clean and well finished. The touch screen is very easy to use for a clumsy-fingered person like me. I particularly like the pinch zoom which helps no end with my not-so-good eyesight. My main use of the tablet will be browsing, and the included Chrome browser works fine, although I've installed Firefox which I prefer.
I have had a couple of crashes: once the machine locked up completely, and I had to switch it off, and twice the solitaire game which I installed has shut down abruptly in mid game. I've no idea if this is typical of this kind of device................
When I first started to play with this I was going to rush off and give it 5 stars. After now having played with it for a week I can't quite give it 5 but it is still much better than you might expect.
I've played with the iPad and the Galaxy and the Xoom, and I have an Android smartphone (HTC). I wasn't expecting the same performance and you don't get it but it's not bad at all.
The tablet runs a version of the Eken software modified by a guy on the Slatedroid site. This android build is Vestinious 1.3
Out of the box you have book reader (kindle), web, email and games. Angry Birds runs better on this than on my smartphone!
If you want a tablet to basically surf the web, read a book, send the odd message and play the odd game then it does the job. It is good value.................
I bought the momo9 ii from DracoTek, it took 12 Days from the day of dispatch (took one day to dispatch upon ordering) from china to my doorstep in Essex, so if you choose to buy this product from china, it will require patience, i however am not, and so i emailed DracoTek, it was replied in 24 hours, on a WEEKEND, Dracotek has a very good customer service who helped me track my package. now on to the tablet.
its obviously a cheap tablet, but i must say, it surely doesnt feel or function like one.
-it uses an arm cortex A13 1Ghz processor, a newer downgrade from the A10, this however confers an advantage as it has battery saving capabilities. it uses the GPU 400 Mali for graphics, if you think that a 1Ghz processor isnt enough, i suggest you buy a much higher end tablet (even ipad runs on 1Ghz A5 processor). The only downside is that some intensive 3D games may not be compatible for this tablet (i suspect the new ics is to blame as it is relatively new, but updates are on it way!!)
-runs on new ICS operating system, the momo9 originally runs on the gingerbread version, thus i am unsure of its compatability, but so far only a few lags and such, but not enough to annoy me. i dare say i runs almost smoothly on ics.........................
READ FULL REVIEW>>> I've attatched a video of the MOMO 9 in action. It's not the greatest as I was operating the tablet, and holding a camera at the same time, hopefully it gives some idea of the user experience. I also had Angry Birds and Iplayer in the video but cut these out because of copyright concerns. Use the video as a reference for my review. Okay I'll break this review down into a three sections, the first with the basics of use and the Apps that I've run as I know this is important to people. In the second I'll give you my feelings on the build quality and hardware in general. During the third I'll go over a bit of the tech so you can get a feeling for the MOMO9's capabilities.
The MOMO9 I'm reviewing was ordered from GTR, as it seems that some folks are having different builds (ROMs?) depending on whom they ordered from...............
I received this player today from GTR Electonics, a day or two ahead of the estimated delivery time.
First impressions are that the tablet looks good, lives up to its specifications, and it meets all of my needs very well indeed.
Construction is of plastics but is not plastiky. There is a nice weight to it and the size is fine for my big hands. There is little or no flexing of the case despite it being quite thin.
It is easy to use (even for a 69 year old) and the screen is very good for viewing photos and maps, and for watching movies (the sound from the speakers is a bit quiet but clear).
My illustrated technical ebooks are easy to read and the multi-touch zooming is quick and light. I used Amazon's Kindle app which runs very well. The large screen is very helpful where there are complex diagrams and illustrations.
Internet response is very good too..................
I did some serious research into the Tablet market before deciding to buy the A1CS X220 Android Tablet some ten days ago. It seemed to offer everything I wanted - book reader, internet, email, MP3 player, photo and video viewer, and at a price I was prepared to pay. And it has proved to do all these things and more - I really am pleased and impressed with this product. It is well built, comes with GPS aerial, and transformer with an 8 foot cable, making it easy to use well away from a power point. It is comfortable to hold, light enough to use in bed or in a chair,and I have also used it on a train. The battery lasts for at least three hours before it needs recharging and you can use it with the mains connected as well, although I prefer not too as the mains input cable could get in the way, get pulled and thus damaged. The tablet has three inputs, two USB and one Micro SD card which can take up to 32 Gig capacity.
Never having experience an Android device before, it took me a few days and a lot of fun to get used to the system. Android 2.2 is designed for both Tablets and Telephones and this could cause problems though in practice it has not done so. There is a huge variety of Apps available that cover just about everything you might ever need and some you wonder 'why?'. It comes with a good range of useful apps already loaded including QuickOffice, Google Maps and a GPS program, email and Gmail apps, Amazon Kindle, Skype, and a browser, and a range of apps that make the system work effectively. There is a wide range of free apps available through the already installed Google 'Market'. The Manual is small, but almost perfectly formed, and it does contain most of the information you will need at the beginning, although you may need to try things a few times until you get it right. You can also download a Google Android 2.2 Manual from the Internet which is a bit more comprehensive........................
lovely tablet,poor instructions I bought this after much consideration and reading all the other reviews on the. Fusion tablets and also comparing the product against ones being sold on ebay. I have an Hp Touchpad which I liked but can't get android or kindle on it so decided to get another tablet which would fulfil all my wish's. I enjoy surfing movies,watching tv programs and reading
2.0 out of 5 starsService excellent but not so sure about the tablet, (Not sure on service either now.) I bought this tablet a few days ago and my initial reaction was very good. I went for the premium model because I wanted that clearer screen and I have to say that part does not disappoint in any way. I played an HD movie straight from a micro SD card and it was flawless with excellent viewing angles and really good sound as well. The touch screen was very responsive and...
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