Hi All,
Ok, after having played extensively with the Kindle Fire over the weekend I'm now convinced I can really use a tablet. But not the Kindle - want a bigger screen. So far I've narrowed it down to:
o Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1
o Asus Eee Transformer 16GB
o Toshiba Excite 10
They're all $450 or less, all have an SD Card slot and all are 1280x800. I like the idea of getting a dock someday so the Asus gets marks for that but the word is that the Samsung is better built and has less problems with ICS. Hadn't thought about a Toshiba at all but just ran across a fairly favorable review (but then a PC Mag review sort of trashed it) so just included it for comparisons sake.
I would like to keep the price at $400 or less (not including the SD card when/if I get one) so I guess this qualifies as an 'entry level' purchase. Don't need 3G and I guess Gorilla Glass would be nice but I don't expect this to get the same sort of abuse my phone gets so not a big priority I suppose.
Any thoughts on the above or other suggestions ?
Thanks,
Peter.
Ok, after having played extensively with the Kindle Fire over the weekend I'm now convinced I can really use a tablet. But not the Kindle - want a bigger screen. So far I've narrowed it down to:
o Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1
o Asus Eee Transformer 16GB
o Toshiba Excite 10
They're all $450 or less, all have an SD Card slot and all are 1280x800. I like the idea of getting a dock someday so the Asus gets marks for that but the word is that the Samsung is better built and has less problems with ICS. Hadn't thought about a Toshiba at all but just ran across a fairly favorable review (but then a PC Mag review sort of trashed it) so just included it for comparisons sake.
I would like to keep the price at $400 or less (not including the SD card when/if I get one) so I guess this qualifies as an 'entry level' purchase. Don't need 3G and I guess Gorilla Glass would be nice but I don't expect this to get the same sort of abuse my phone gets so not a big priority I suppose.
Any thoughts on the above or other suggestions ?
Thanks,
Peter.