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help in buying a new tablet

hairyface · 2012-11-25 00:44:37

hi all im looking to buy a tablet for my teenager son for xmas but my budget is 150 euro so does anybody know of a good android 4.0 tab with hdmi conection for that sort of money if looked at few but not sure of what to get any info would be gratefully appreciated thank you

25-11-2012 12:44am

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hi all im looking to buy a tablet for my teenager son for xmas but my budget is 150 euro so does anybody know of a good android 4.0 tab with hdmi conection for that sort of money if looked at few but not sure of what to get any info would be gratefully appreciated
thank you

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#2 25-11-2012 4:29pm

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The problem with cheap tablets, as with cheap smartphones is that it's often a case of frustration due to crappy performance and no software support. They can be so bad that it would be a complete waste of money.

The price of most well regarded tablets is around €300. The Samsung Galaxy Tab or the iPad Mini, for example. The excellent Nexux 7 can be got for €200 in 8GB. This would be preferable to all the other awful cheapo tablets out there.

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