TikPandora
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- Aug 4, 2011
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Hello Android Tablet community, I am TikPandora!
The Gentouch is not my first tablet, but it is definitely the first one I will be keeping.
Over the past few months, I have tried a Coby Kyros MID7012, An Archos 32, and a Sylvania mini tablet. They have ranged from $99 to $140. I have not really liked any of them so far.
I decided that I would give the whole tablet thing one more go and purchased a refurbished Gentouch for $79 including shipping. It is the second edition.
Considering I only paid $79 for this tablet...I had extremely low expectations. The screen is of rather low quality, and it is quite slow...but all I really wanted this for was to take notes on, and browse the web. It does both of those quite well.
There is a noticeable amount of dust in the center of the screen, but like i said, it was only $79.
I actually like the tablet. Even though it is not very fast, and has dust in the screen...it will definitely work for what I want it to do.
The Gentouch is not my first tablet, but it is definitely the first one I will be keeping.
Over the past few months, I have tried a Coby Kyros MID7012, An Archos 32, and a Sylvania mini tablet. They have ranged from $99 to $140. I have not really liked any of them so far.
I decided that I would give the whole tablet thing one more go and purchased a refurbished Gentouch for $79 including shipping. It is the second edition.
Considering I only paid $79 for this tablet...I had extremely low expectations. The screen is of rather low quality, and it is quite slow...but all I really wanted this for was to take notes on, and browse the web. It does both of those quite well.
There is a noticeable amount of dust in the center of the screen, but like i said, it was only $79.
I actually like the tablet. Even though it is not very fast, and has dust in the screen...it will definitely work for what I want it to do.