Help in choosing a tablet/reader

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kreativf2012-02-14 23:09:53

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kreativf, 2012-02-14 23:09:53

Good afternoon!
I want to buy myself either a reader or a tablet, preferably on android. The main factor for the desired device is the ratio of iron and price. I would like to indulge myself with the firmware, so the offspring of Chinese construction are preferable. I ask you not to advise iPads, Samsungs and other htc. Tell me where and if not difficult - what to buy.

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Vapp, 2012-02-14
@kreativf

Ainol Novo 7 Aurora
ONDA VI40 Elite Version
ICOO D90W
where to buy, look at w3bsit3-dns.com where you can find a separate topic for each device

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ame, 2012-02-15
@ame

For example, Amazon Kindle Fire.
Amazon itself is positioned as a reader, but in fact it is an Android tablet with all the ensuing consequences in the form of customization, firmware changes ... and the price of $199 is quite attractive)

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topbanana, 2012-02-15
@topbanana

I also somehow wanted a tablet or reader. I wanted to read books, and sometimes other entertainment. I chose the galaxy tab 10.1 tablet. It turned out that reading is not very convenient - the screen goes blank. If you set a longer delay, the problem with the battery begins. In addition, it is too big, it is not very convenient to carry with you. In the end, I gave it to my mother, she is happy.
Then I foolishly bought a kindle touch 3g. Lightweight, comfortable, long battery life. It is also comfortable to wear. Reading is great. Of the minuses - you can’t normally read pdf in the form of page scans (and in my opinion there are most of them). Foolishly, because in reality neither wi-fi nor 3g is needed in the reader. It could have saved a lot of money.
So think twice about how you will use/wear the device.

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un1t, 2012-02-15
@un1t

I would recommend looking at Nook Color and Kindle Fire, both on Android. If you need a reader, and not a tablet, then you can look at the Nook Simple Touch and Kindle Touch. According to the characteristics, nuks and kindles are similar, but judging by the reviews, nuk is better.

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Iskander Giniyatullin, 2012-02-15
@rednaxi

Nook Tablet is exactly what you need.
Of course, you can also see the Chinese, but I have not yet come across sensible Chinese tablets (probably just unlucky)

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wuglusker, 2012-02-15
@wuglusker

If you read literature, not manuals, then Kindle 3 is quite convenient,
3 G and Wi-Fi can be used to download books and documents directly to the device (I also use the klip.me service).

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NanoDragon, 2012-02-15
@NanoDragon

Are there tablets with a 10 'good (100% non-TN) screen for inexpensive?