Sometimes, high end Tablets are only for recreational purpose and does not worth to buy if you only focus on its productivity. We have listed and accumulated some important points here which will help you to choose a perfect Android Tablet within your low budget.
We have categorized some of the best Android Tabs here keeping in mind about watching movies and playing games on those. We came up with these Tabs based on their features size, simplicity of use, battery life and above all how it means to you for having a highly configured Tab.
Now a days, tablet makers have inclined to invent bigger tablets. Until now, we have seen many bigger screen tablets. But lately, Fuhu, the company that builds child-focused gadgets, has unveiled two of the world’s biggest Android tablets.
Although HP hasn’t fared very well in the low-budged tablet market, the company keeps trying. HP has now unveiled a $100 slate which packs a quad-core chip and runs Android Jelly Bean.
Tawainese device maker and app developer BungBungame has shown off a wonderful 10.1-inch (25.4-cm) Android tablet named Kalos at the Computex in Taipei. The tablet comes with impressive hardware stuff. In fact, it could be the best choice for those who are looking for a latest Android tablet.
Usually the tablets found in the market cost more than $100. But online retailer Walmart has started selling Hisense Sero 7-inch Android tablets from $99!
In the race for newer, brighter and faster tablets we’ve lost our touch with the basics. No matter how fast, no matter how bright, no matter how rugged a device is, at the end of the day it has to be running to be of use. If the tablet is meant for outdoor use, then this is felt even more.
Seems like Taiwanese multinational company Asus has a lot of 7-inch tablets in stock. Earlier, we’ve seen the company launching a 7-inch tablet, Nexus 7. Later, the company announced that it will release a new 7-inch tablet, ‘Memo Pad 172V’ for $149 in April. Who knew that Asus will also unveil another 7-inch tablet at the MWC 2013? Yesterday on Monday, the company unveiled a new 7-inch tablet named ‘FonePad.’ Get the details of the tablet inside.