Help me find an android tablet (:

[Jemil]

Hi,

I've been browsing around for a while now searching for an android tablet. What I soon came to realize was what a jungle the market is!
So I place my trust in this forum's capable hands - help me find a tablet!
What I'm looking for is either:

- 7-inch tablet, good processor (preferably >1GHz), capacitive screen, min. 512Mb RAM, min. android 2.3. Also, I would like it to have a good screen.
I've been looking at the Sense V7 and my question is - can I do better?

- 10-inch tablet with similar specs.

I have no real reservations about the price so long as it's good value. But I need to be ensured of the build quality of the products.

And, of course, Honeycomb is a big plus - it just needs to be affordable

 

[Dolmangar]

For a 7" I've got the Flyer but it's not really the same catagory as the wholesale Chinese tablets you're looking at. With a gig of ram and a 1.5 ghz processor it costs a lot more.

What do you plan on doing with it? If you need simple web browsing and won't we worried about to much multitasking I would pick something that has been hacked with a good ROM community. That way you'll get some support, my guess is that these are never updated or even patched but the manufacturer.

Hi,

I've been browsing around for a while now searching for an android tablet. What I soon came to realize was what a jungle the market is!
So I place my trust in this forum's capable hands - help me find a tablet!
What I'm looking for is either:

- 7-inch tablet, good processor (preferably >1GHz), capacitive screen, min. 512Mb RAM, min. android 2.3. Also, I would like it to have a good screen.
I've been looking at the Sense V7 and my question is - can I do better?

- 10-inch tablet with similar specs.

I have no real reservations about the price so long as it's good value. But I need to be ensured of the build quality of the products.

And, of course, Honeycomb is a big plus - it just needs to be affordable

 

[Jemil]

Okay. Perhaps I was being naive thinking I could cut the price by buying something like that.
The Flyer does seem very good, but I'm not looking to replace my PC. I'd like something I can surf the web, take notes and watch movies with. Maybe play the occasional game. I will be using it for multitasking, but perhaps not so heavily.
So in essence, I'd like something a bit cheaper, but with somewhat the same functionality.
I'll look at something like what you suggested with a community backing it as well.