Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Four Best Android Tablet Computers of 2011

During 2011, we have seen many models and brands of Android tablet computers on the market. While not all of them may be worth buying, there are several noted tablets that literally can be thought about as the heaviest competitor to the Apple iPad. Here is the chronicle of some top listed Android tablets of 2011.

1. Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
This tablet, man-made by the giant electronics company, Samsung, is lighter and slimmer than an iPad. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is by far one of the most excellent Android tablets of 2011. Using the Android Honeycomb Version 3.1 Operating theory combined with the Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core processor, this tablet is the revised version of the bulky Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1V whose sale is now discontinued. Features of this marvelous tablet comprise 1290 x 800 screen resolution, 7000mAh battery, which lasts nine hours for all-day use, four-way accelerometer and gyro, built-in Gps, Adobe Flash support, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and 1080p video playback.

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2. Asus Eee Pad Transformer Tf101
This tablet is the best choice for replacing your netbook. The key features of Asus Eee Pad Transformer Tf101 are the movable trackpad dock and keyboard. Whenever you need a garage netbook while sitting at your desk, you can attach the accessories easily. Besides being able to accomplish as a netbook, the Transformer Tf1010 also serves as a good tablet. It is solid and remarkable and it won't disappoint you while on the go. The tablet and its keyboard are designed with a honeycomb-structured cover that is not easy to slip out of your hand. Asus Eee Pad Transformer Tf101 is slightly heavier than other tablets. With the dock and keyboard attached, it is as heavy as many quarterly netbooks.

3. Motorola Xoom
If you want good looks, this is the tablet for you. Motorola Xoom is designed with sleek details and great performance. This tablet is proudly noted as the first Android 3.0 tablet that is supported by a dual-core processor and 1Gb of Ram. As you know already, Android 3.0 is much flexible than iOs for its customizable widgets and apps, responsiveness, book reading, and game playing. The tablet's camera literally beats iPad's cameras; Motorola Xoom sports a 5 Mp front camera and 2 Mp rear-facing camera. While accepted features offer 32Gb of local warehouse and 3G connectivity, it is not impossible that in the near time to come software upgrades will bring you much more warehouse and 4G connectivity.

4. Lg Optimus Pad
Lg Optimus Pad is the one tablet with a 3D experience. Yes, it is bulkier (in other words, heavier and thicker) than quarterly tablets. However, it is clear that this Optimus Pad is a breakthrough among tablets with 3D. Lg Optimus Pad's 5 Mp rear-facing camera has 3D video capture capability. However, its display is not 3D compatible. Lg Optimus Pad has an 8.9 Lcd capacitive touchscreen with 1280 x 768 Wxga resolution and 15:9 aspect ratio. With the Android Honeycomb 3.0, an Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core processor and 1Gb of Ram under the hood, Lg Optimus Pad has similar power compared to most other tablets at the market.

Four Best Android Tablet Computers of 2011

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Saturday, February 18, 2012

Le Pan Ii: Hot Android Tablet

Compared to the first Le Pan tablet, the Le Pan 2 is a great steal for buyers. The Le Pan 2 comes fully loaded with the Android Os 3.2 system, and a 9.7" display screen that brings out the tablet's Hd quality. The sleek and slimmer version weighs almost 1.6 pounds.

With its Qualcomm Apq8060 1.2 Ghz dual core processor, and 1Gb Ddr2 Ram, this tablet performs multiple tasks at once. Watching your favorite Hd movie, downloading your favorite videos and music, and web browsing at a first-rate speed has never been so easy.

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It comes with a flash warehouse (built in memory) of 8Gb that can in effect be extensive to 32Gb with the micro Sd slot. The Android-feel comes alive with its flat video playback. Its many menus and widgets also support users in easy pilotage through all its applications.

These 8 Gb's of warehouse makes games, apps, movies, music, pictures, and video chat with friends and house as easy as it comes. Also, you never have to worry about your tablet running out of room for important emails, websites, and texts.

The display panel of the Le Pan 2 is multi-touch, with a screen resolution of 1024x768 pixels with a Xvga display. It has a Lcd backlit Isp. The response to touch is good, and the feel is solid. Video playback is supported in formats like Mpeg4, 3Gpp, H.263, and H.264. For audio, its supported formats are: Wma, Amr, Aac, Aac+, Mp3, Wav, and Midi.

Its 2 megapixel camera faces front of the tablet and comes with two stereo speakers and virtual keyboards. The microphone is built into the tablet, and connects to a 3.5mm jack, with a headset.

Usb ports on the Le Pan 2 are ready for connecting your tablet to Pc. The Hdmi port helps you view videos and movies on a bigger screen, like your home Hd Tv. The Rj45 Ethernet type can create a wired internet relationship other than Wi-Fi. Other connectivity specs of the tablet include: 2.1 Bluetooth versions, a lithium battery with 7 hour life, a built- in Gps sensor, light sensor, G sensor, and E-Compass.

This pad is a great alternative to others, especially those that are more expensive. Markets like the Android's are similar to that of Apple. It allows users to download songs cheaper, and sometimes even free. Thousands of apps exist on the Android shop to make personalizing your tablet fun and convenient.

Le Pan Ii: Hot Android Tablet

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