8-Bit-Soldier
Android Enthusiast
I got $350 (I'll pay for the other $150-$200 with work money) for my birthday and I'm looking to buy a tablet. Which one out of these 4?
Motorola Xoom: Basically the "Nexus" tablet. Gets all Honeycomb updates first hand. I think the screen is fine and you can get a 32GB model for $499 at Best Buy.
Asus Eee Pad Transformer: This does get updates fast and the keyboard is super sweet, but I'm not a fan of the thickness. Price however is $550 for a tablet and you get a keyboard that extends battery life and functionality. Great deal.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1: The Sleekest and best screen out of all the tabs. I would very much like the TW UX on the Tab 10.1 that comes in a later update, but I'm not so sure on the lack of ports on this one.
Toshiba Thrive: A mixed bag in a way, some people say the screen is washed out, some say it's great! I would get this Tab for the ports and removable battery. The HDMI would come in handy at times but I don't know if I would want it that bad to sacrifice thinness.
Give me your thoughts below!
Thanks!
Motorola Xoom: Basically the "Nexus" tablet. Gets all Honeycomb updates first hand. I think the screen is fine and you can get a 32GB model for $499 at Best Buy.
Asus Eee Pad Transformer: This does get updates fast and the keyboard is super sweet, but I'm not a fan of the thickness. Price however is $550 for a tablet and you get a keyboard that extends battery life and functionality. Great deal.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1: The Sleekest and best screen out of all the tabs. I would very much like the TW UX on the Tab 10.1 that comes in a later update, but I'm not so sure on the lack of ports on this one.
Toshiba Thrive: A mixed bag in a way, some people say the screen is washed out, some say it's great! I would get this Tab for the ports and removable battery. The HDMI would come in handy at times but I don't know if I would want it that bad to sacrifice thinness.
Give me your thoughts below!
Thanks!