Help choose a tablet

[dansamy]

I am looking at tablets for my three children. I have a very specific need. They will need flash for a learning website that we use. I think 7in should be big enough. They need wi-fi of course. I'm hoping to find a relatively inexpensive model since I would need three. I saw that Toys R Us has a model, but I can't find any info on it being able to support flash, which is a need and not a want for us. They have access to my PC and they are receiving a laptop to share for Christmas, so this is something that can be from any up and coming releases. I'd love to find something in the sub-$150 category that will fit the requirements.

 

[jtbnet]

I am looking at tablets for my three children. I have a very specific need. They will need flash for a learning website that we use. I think 7in should be big enough. They need wi-fi of course. I'm hoping to find a relatively inexpensive model since I would need three. I saw that Toys R Us has a model, but I can't find any info on it being able to support flash, which is a need and not a want for us. They have access to my PC and they are receiving a laptop to share for Christmas, so this is something that can be from any up and coming releases. I'd love to find something in the sub-$150 category that will fit the requirements.

I have Not seen any A8 2.2 and thus Flash 10.1 capable tablets in the Sub $150... I actually had been looking last few days trying to answer similar questions and any sub $150 aren't running ARM A8 family processors which currently is the entry level for Flash 10.1 ... I actually started a thread yesterday with the 3 lowest cost alternatives I found, lowest being $162+shipping

http://androidforums.com/tablets-mi...-a8-512mb-2-2-4-3-resistive-162-shipping.html

Turns out that for 3 price drops $2 each