Da-Banana

There are a bunch of tablets out there with many variations and options. I made my decision on the Nexus 7 for its price and features. Plus the fact it runs stock Android and gets updates fast made it a clear choice. There are also very few tablets out there with cellular capabilities and the Nexus 7 shines in that category. First off, lets talk about the hardware. With the quad core Snapdragon S4 Pro, it has plenty of performance and the 1080p IPS looks great and is very crisp. The tablet is light and thin making it very easy to take on the go. The main feature this device offers that most tablets lack is cellular connectivity. This tablet offers LTE capabilities to Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile. This makes this tablet very useful on the go and not tied down to the home. For T-Mobile and AT&T it also supports there HSPA and Edge networks so you have a very wide range of support. At the price of $350, this offers a price lower than most iPad models that lack cellular ...

Apple has really made tablets popular with there iPad's, but they weren't necessarily the first to the market and they aren't the cheapest. There are a lot of cheap Android tablets out there and I decided to get one to see if they are good or just a complete waste of money. I decided to go with the iView 760TPC which I purchased from Newegg.com, the place I go for all my electronic needs. For $120, I received the 7" tablet, charger as well as a leather case, headphones and USB cables. iView 760PTC 7" Capacitive 800x480 Resolution Processor: Cortex A8, 1.2GHz (Allwinner A10) OS: Android 2.3 / Upgradabe to 4.0 ICS RAM: 512MB DDR3 Memory: 8GB Battery: 3500mAh HDMI 1080P Just to make it clear, this is by no means a alternative to an iPad. This is a low end inexpensive tablet. That however doesn't mean it is useless as it does work well and has its purpose. I have had mine for over a month now. The tablet itself is very durable and is comfortable ...