Looking for an android tablet

[nicktk1]

I am looking to get an android tablet.

i would use it for a few reasons, stated below

1)reading
2)music creation with the few music apps out there
3)?????
4)profit

also for scheduling, taking notes and other school related things.

i was kind looking for about the 100-150 range.


any ideas guys and gals

thanks
Nick

 

[lionrain]

Well just to warn you, in the 100-150 range they will be low end for the most part but although you can probably still find some stable tabs.

 

[stacy_1]

lol...i'm not sure can this one meet you requirements? Android 2.1 Tablet PC with Multi Touch Screen and HDMI Interface Output
a 7" one with android 2.1 OS, and it's multitouch screen, $156, a reasonable price. Actually, i like this one, but i also want to buy the Cortex A8, that's really difficult for me to make a decision.
hope helped!!

 

[nicktk1]

i was thinking of this one:

aPad A8: Android2.2 Tablet PC,MID,Flash10.1, Wifi ,8 Touch Screen , 1 GHz ARM CPU , 512MB DDR2 RAM, 1080P, Multi-task [E391] - US$161.90 : Ankaka.com

 

[Pertinax]

Than one isn't multi-touch and no camera. Just spend the $ for a quality device.

This one looks good and they have committed to supporting Gingerbread and Honeycomb. Oh and higher screen resolution, faster processor, camera, GPS, more internal storage and likely much better build quality.

http://www.notionink.com/

 

[bencav5_99]

i was thinking of this one:

aPad A8: Android2.2 Tablet PC,MID,Flash10.1, Wifi ,8 Touch Screen , 1 GHz ARM CPU , 512MB DDR2 RAM, 1080P, Multi-task [E391] - US$161.90 : Ankaka.com

I ordered one of these and will review once I get it. No camera and mutitouch who cares. I never video chat and i hear this screen is very responsive for resistive. has the same guts as galaxy tab for about a 5th the price. Those adam tablets are 400 bucks. this will be great starter til they figure everything out and wont have a ton wrapped up into something that will be obsolete in less than a year. Just my thoughts.

 

[nicktk1]

Than one isn't multi-touch and no camera. Just spend the $ for a quality device.

This one looks good and they have committed to supporting Gingerbread and Honeycomb. Oh and higher screen resolution, faster processor, camera, GPS, more internal storage and likely much better build quality.

Notion Ink Adam

>spend the $ for a quality device.

>implying i have the money to do as such

also this is a christmas gift for me (my mom is looking for some stuff for me for x-mass) and the one you linked aint released yet

'preciate the input though