looks good for an Android 10 inch, but price is not so competitive as Hard Drive Size 64 GB comparing iPad
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Really? Apple iPad MC707LL/A (64GB, Wi-Fi, Black) 3rd GenerationYou could also get the 32Gb version and get a 32gb micro SD for $30. ... or get 2. The extendable storage through micro SD was a big selling point for me.
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Really? http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MC707LL-Wi-Fi-Black-NEWEST/dp/B00746UR2E/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1342734666&sr=1-4&keywords=ipad+3 You could also get the 32Gb version and get a 32gb micro SD for $30. ... or get 2. The extendable storage through micro SD was a big selling point for me.
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It's hard to say. I don't have a lot of software on my 64gb, and I have about 20gb left. Everything else is in the cloud. There are some better ways to manage the space, but I like mine. I use it for important stuff, but I am not a power user.
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It is not as good as the iPad. The resolution is 900x1600 pixels, the ipad is 2048x1536.Having said that is it still very usable and 13 inch is a nice size.
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I just ordered the duo today so I haven't gotten it yet, but did a lot of researching the last month. I'll probably write a review after I play with it for a bit. The iPad seemed nifty for a tablet but it's drawbacks were too big for me: Tiny storage amount, no USB ports, limited to mac software and apps, and much more expensive. The good battery life does make it tempting otherwise.... I've had a big laptop of a few years and the screen just died on me. It was great, but big and bulky and not so great for toting around anywhere with me. Actually for it's size, the Duo has about the same specs as my full laptop did (including average to poor battery life). I've always used my laptop as a secondary computer, when I'm downstairs and just want to tinker on the internet, small programs, or read. If you want great specs, want to use some hard-core multi-tasking or programs and want that real upgrade from the little netbook... a laptop might be better if it's your only computer. My best friend has a netbook and I was always struck by how small it is. She seems quite happy with it though and I have to admit it's so easy to bring anywhere. Though I wouldn't say the duo is a perfect product by any means yet, I think it seems the best mix. Gives much more functionality than an iPad (or any plain tablet) and does come with better specs than almost any netbook I've seen (Windows 7, 2 GB of Ram, and equivalent or better storage).
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the screen isn't gorilla glass so it isn't the best quality available, if you meant the resolution which is 4.3-inch TFT LCD touchscreen with 480 x 854 (FWVGA) pixel resolution and 16 million colors compared to the current ipod touch's 1136-by-640-pixel resolution at 326 pixels per inch and you can see the difference but being over 3 years old the 43 with only froyo android 2.2 is showing it's age. I got mine here on amazon for 7 bucks to use as an ereader that actually fits in a pocket for dr visits.... if you take into account it's limitations and can find at a MUCH cheaper price it might play a few games ok but it might be hard to find many compatible with the froyo
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Sorry Rissa, not really sure on that. I just know 64GB is huge, probly bigger storage than any of us ever need, ha. I HaVe just sold this though & will be removing it. Thanks for contact tho, cheers:)
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hi tiffany. 16gigabyte is the amount of storage on the hard drive, and it is not an SD card. and the amount of storage you might want depends on how you use your ipad. if you're just playing around, 32gb is plenty. but it is my opinion that 16 would run out fairy soon, and I would have no interest in dealing with that. so I chose 64 to just handle it and be done. and you'll see the incremental difference in price for high gigs.
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Yes, they've had a 10" Tegra 2 tablet prior to this the Folio 100 and also the AC100 smartbook which despite not being a tablet as such does run Android. The former was withdrawn not long after launch due to the high number of returns and generally buggy nature. As far as I know it was meant to reappear, but now appears to have been quietly shelved because of the focus on the Thrive. The latter took a long time to get updates, despite promises of dates of when they were meant to appear, multiple and long term complaints on their own forums.Robert
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This device has 128 megabytes of RAM. Nowadays you can get a much better device for a comparable price. This device is pretty functional for what it does. But it will seem very slow and not do as much as an Android tablet will.
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Well, I figure that the current-gen 64GB Touch may probably last you at least through the next couple of years without any fear of obsolescence. I mean, the 32/64GB Touch has roughly the same hardware that the iPad has, iirc, or at least the same functionality, and that just came out last week or so, so...you're probably safe with the 64GB 3rd Gen, I have a hunch.
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I would go with the 64gb version you can use the extra space and the price difference is not that great. The 32GB version does provide a backup of the system restore on a micro SD card not on the system. Even with this I would still purchase the 64GB version.
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This is very typical, there are pre-installed apps such as safari, calender, photos, camera, etc. already downloaded from Apple which takes up the 3.5 gigabytes you are missing. That is why I always buy the 64gb iPads, (I own 5), and only 59gb is available. I believe all tablets and smartphones are like this. It's not that you are being ripped off, your iPad actually does have 16gb, it's just that 3.5gb are already pre-installed apps. Another example would be a 32gb iPad or smartphone would only have approx 28 or 29gb available, so this is very typical, not anything to get concerned about, The manufacturers have to use some gigabytes for the pre-installed apps. I hope this answers your question.
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"One of the posters claimed that this would cost 500+ dollars. I would think that the hard drive version could actually be cheaper."I think you should learn how to read. He means that if you want a 80GB+ device in the same size you will have to use flash and flash is expensive.
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I think maybe just the color and that the more expensive ones are specifically for Android. You should reach out to Etymotic support.
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that is storage on the tablet. u can also add up to 64gig micro sd to the tablet itself, which is what i have done. The nice part about the keyboard, is a 3.0 usb port for a fast flash drive.. Very nice for quick backup
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I see you are a very active member an a entusiast user of the Sony tablet. I thank your opinion. I plan to read a lot, watch movies on my trips and listen to some music. The price for 32 GB is high and was planning to save some money. But if you recommend that is not a practical option, I guess I must pay for the extra internal memory.
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You cannot, and it was for this exact reason that I returned mine. I slipped in a 16 GB microdisc which it would not read, and after wasting a lot of time I was told that it does have this problem and it is not even a full Android OS. When I told all of this to Amazon they apologized and took it off their list of tablets. You probably got yours before all of this. It is not the best tablet on the block. I got a Samsung Galaxy Tab3 which is much more practical even though it has only 8 GB of memore, but when you slip in a 16 GB microdisc it reads it easily, just like a laptop.