There’s another new series of tablets released this month — one is the Novo 7 Flame – a 7 Inch 32GB tablet priced at $189 at a site called TabletSprint – with a 1280×800 High Resolution screen, 2nd Gen Dual Core CPU, MicroSD Portable storage, an HDMI connection to your TV with Full 1080p (HD), 5 megapixel Rear Camera with AF & Flash and a 2 MP webcam; plus great connection — Bluetooth, WiFi, Ethernet, and an option for 3G… The tablet is made by Ainol Electronics, which received “Best Tablet of the Year” – runner-up status at CNET/Consumer Electronics Show 2012 — And they also introduce two new 10-inch tablets coming out with high resolution screens — one has most of the same features as above, with a Dual Core processor and a 1280×800 IPS display for $220; a similar model offers a powerful Quad Core with a stunning 1920×1200 Liquid Crystal display (like Apple’s Retina screen) for around $269 –all offer a pretty nice specs/price ratio — one of the first online sites to offer this new line of tablets is TabletSprint – which also has a few tablets with 3G Built-in as well; and all give Google Nexus, iPad, Amazon and Google Nexus some well-priced competition –
5:19 am October 31, 2012
More Tablets wrote :
There’s another new series of tablets released this month — one is the Novo 7 Flame – a 7 Inch 32GB tablet priced at $189 at a site called TabletSprint – with a 1280×800 High Resolution screen, 2nd Gen Dual Core CPU, MicroSD Portable storage, an HDMI connection to your TV with Full 1080p (HD), 5 megapixel Rear Camera with AF & Flash and a 2 MP webcam; plus great connection — Bluetooth, WiFi, Ethernet, and an option for 3G… The tablet is made by Ainol Electronics, which received “Best Tablet of the Year” – runner-up status at CNET/Consumer Electronics Show 2012 — And they also introduce two new 10-inch tablets coming out with high resolution screens — one has most of the same features as above, with a Dual Core processor and a 1280×800 IPS display for $220; a similar model offers a powerful Quad Core with a stunning 1920×1200 Liquid Crystal display (like Apple’s Retina screen) for around $269 –all offer a pretty nice specs/price ratio — one of the first online sites to offer this new line of tablets is TabletSprint – which also has a few tablets with 3G Built-in as well; and all give Google Nexus, iPad, Amazon and Google Nexus some well-priced competition –
12:16 pm October 31, 2012
Jason wrote :
Call it 1 million and 1. Ive just ordered mine…. and i’m an iPad nearly-new user.
11:27 pm October 31, 2012
Maryca wrote :
NEXUS7 MY FAVORITE! THANKS FOR GOOGLE!
11:21 am November 1, 2012
Navin wrote :
Good to see google stepping up to the competition it is always healthy for product improvement & innovation. However, Google Play is the last store one should chose to buy its products from. They charge $13.99 for shipping with no option of free shipping. Why on earth somebody would pay $14 for shipping for a $ 200 device when the same device is available elsewhere for free shipping ? Beats my reasoning atleast, and a quick call to Google Play Customer service infomed me that they will not address any part of shipping charges. As a protest, I’ve decided to return my device to Google Play and purchase it elsewhere.
Oh, did I mention that Google included shipping charge for tax calculation as well ?
9:43 pm November 1, 2012
unpatented wrote :
Nexus 7
1:33 am November 4, 2012
Juhng wrote :
Hmmm,my
9:09 am November 4, 2012
Nexus wrote :
Please no Novo 7 Flame here.
9:08 pm November 5, 2012
dizzle wrote :
I currently have an iPad 3. I also happen to be a new owner of a 32GB nexus 7. I picked one up from my local GameStop after making some trade-ins. Ended up paying $99. I really love the N7! It is really intuitive for a tablet of it’s price range. Several gripes I have with my iPad are nonexistent on the nexus 7. Tired of selecting the wrong link because it happens to be annoyingly small? The nexus 7 will automatically enlarge if for you before allowing you the annoying mistake of selecting the wrong link.
5:55 am November 6, 2012
J. A. Russo wrote :
Great. Prices and devices in all markets will soon be indistinguishable. But really, 1M/mo. vs. 3M a weekend.
There’s another new series of tablets released this month — one is the Novo 7 Flame – a 7 Inch 32GB tablet priced at $189 at a site called TabletSprint – with a 1280×800 High Resolution screen, 2nd Gen Dual Core CPU, MicroSD Portable storage, an HDMI connection to your TV with Full 1080p (HD), 5 megapixel Rear Camera with AF & Flash and a 2 MP webcam; plus great connection — Bluetooth, WiFi, Ethernet, and an option for 3G… The tablet is made by Ainol Electronics, which received “Best Tablet of the Year” – runner-up status at CNET/Consumer Electronics Show 2012 — And they also introduce two new 10-inch tablets coming out with high resolution screens — one has most of the same features as above, with a Dual Core processor and a 1280×800 IPS display for $220; a similar model offers a powerful Quad Core with a stunning 1920×1200 Liquid Crystal display (like Apple’s Retina screen) for around $269 –all offer a pretty nice specs/price ratio — one of the first online sites to offer this new line of tablets is TabletSprint – which also has a few tablets with 3G Built-in as well; and all give Google Nexus, iPad, Amazon and Google Nexus some well-priced competition –
There’s another new series of tablets released this month — one is the Novo 7 Flame – a 7 Inch 32GB tablet priced at $189 at a site called TabletSprint – with a 1280×800 High Resolution screen, 2nd Gen Dual Core CPU, MicroSD Portable storage, an HDMI connection to your TV with Full 1080p (HD), 5 megapixel Rear Camera with AF & Flash and a 2 MP webcam; plus great connection — Bluetooth, WiFi, Ethernet, and an option for 3G… The tablet is made by Ainol Electronics, which received “Best Tablet of the Year” – runner-up status at CNET/Consumer Electronics Show 2012 — And they also introduce two new 10-inch tablets coming out with high resolution screens — one has most of the same features as above, with a Dual Core processor and a 1280×800 IPS display for $220; a similar model offers a powerful Quad Core with a stunning 1920×1200 Liquid Crystal display (like Apple’s Retina screen) for around $269 –all offer a pretty nice specs/price ratio — one of the first online sites to offer this new line of tablets is TabletSprint – which also has a few tablets with 3G Built-in as well; and all give Google Nexus, iPad, Amazon and Google Nexus some well-priced competition –
Call it 1 million and 1. Ive just ordered mine…. and i’m an iPad nearly-new user.
NEXUS7 MY FAVORITE! THANKS FOR GOOGLE!
Good to see google stepping up to the competition it is always healthy for product improvement & innovation. However, Google Play is the last store one should chose to buy its products from. They charge $13.99 for shipping with no option of free shipping. Why on earth somebody would pay $14 for shipping for a $ 200 device when the same device is available elsewhere for free shipping ? Beats my reasoning atleast, and a quick call to Google Play Customer service infomed me that they will not address any part of shipping charges. As a protest, I’ve decided to return my device to Google Play and purchase it elsewhere.
Oh, did I mention that Google included shipping charge for tax calculation as well ?
Nexus 7
Hmmm,my
Please no Novo 7 Flame here.
I currently have an iPad 3. I also happen to be a new owner of a 32GB nexus 7. I picked one up from my local GameStop after making some trade-ins. Ended up paying $99. I really love the N7! It is really intuitive for a tablet of it’s price range. Several gripes I have with my iPad are nonexistent on the nexus 7. Tired of selecting the wrong link because it happens to be annoyingly small? The nexus 7 will automatically enlarge if for you before allowing you the annoying mistake of selecting the wrong link.
Great. Prices and devices in all markets will soon be indistinguishable. But really, 1M/mo. vs. 3M a weekend.