I always wanted to buy a Google Android 2.2. Is this real Google Android 2.2 with 3G Wi-Fi? It is so cheap! It looks very fine! I don't know whether to buy one.
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How about Google Android 2.2 with 3G Wi-Fi?
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I always wanted to buy a Google Android 2.2. Is this real Google Android 2.2 with 3G Wi-Fi? It is so cheap! It looks very fine! I don't know whether to buy one.
A little searching around reveals that it has a resistive screen, so multi-touch is out. I saw one video demo where the guy was using a stylus of some sort. 3G is supposed to be supplied by some kind of external device.
I think it would be a disappointment for anyone who already uses an Android phone.
Wait a little longer. There will be better tablets soon. If you start saving now you'll have more money to get what you really want. If not, this tablet and others like it will drop to dirt cheap when the better tablets really hit the market.
I think it would be a disappointment for anyone who already uses an Android phone.
Wait a little longer. There will be better tablets soon. If you start saving now you'll have more money to get what you really want. If not, this tablet and others like it will drop to dirt cheap when the better tablets really hit the market.
Android 2.3 has not been officiially released, so it is hard to say if this tab will be hard to update beyond the 2.2 it comes installed with.
That said, I don't work for Google, but I've had my orig.droid since april, have run numerous ROMS and never have had a problem with updating 2.2 from one version to the next, nor with the apps.
The resistive touchscreen would be a big detractor for me. It'd be a real downgrade from a good capacitive screen.
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That said, I don't work for Google, but I've had my orig.droid since april, have run numerous ROMS and never have had a problem with updating 2.2 from one version to the next, nor with the apps.
The resistive touchscreen would be a big detractor for me. It'd be a real downgrade from a good capacitive screen.
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