Solved Best tablet

[Computer0304]

Which is the best tablet: EVGA Tegra Note 7(Android), ASUS/Google Nexus 7 2013(Android), ASUS Transformer Pad TF701T(Android)
I know that this is a Windows forum. I am posting here because I want to hear you guys' opinions. You could reccomend a Windows or Android tablet if you want. I am sorry that this is very off topic but that is why it is in the Chillout Room.

 

[carwiz]

Here's my favorite.

 

[Computer0304]

Oh i knew i should not have asked in a Windows forum. But i will leave unsolved for now since i am still open to suggestions.

 

[carwiz]

Sorry. At the time I couldn't resist. (d)
There's plenty of sites (retailers) that allow side-by-side comparison of specs and provide reviews/comments. Stick with the major sites and research. The "best" is often a group of opinions based on individual need or use. My best may not be your best. I don't own a tablet (electronic) but I will say that I've had good luck with ASUS/ASUSTek products.

 

[Computer0304]

Ok so i will try posting on a Android forum.

 

[The Howling Wolves]

I have a Toshiba Thrive 10" 32Gb Tablet which I got over a year and a half ago.
It has numerous full sized ports and was able to update OS with the help of the developer's on their forum.

I even take it with me when I play golf as it has a GPS software app for golf which gives me front, back and center to the green. The bad part is it is hard to see in the sunlight.
THW

 

[Slartybart]

I just got a Asus ME102 (MeMO 10.1) tablet. It's very nice, but I only bought to to use as a phone (Skype with our world travelling daughter). It was a fair price @ $200 USD.

Is it the best? I have no idea, but it will serve it's main purpose.

The accessories can cost almost as much as the tablet; 32 GB SDcard ($80), microfiber cloth to clean the screen ($10), conductive stylus ($15), portfolio cover ($50).

A quick trip to the $tore for a cloth and stylus ($2 total) and some good sales (32GB SDcard - $32, portfolio cover - $18) brought the expense down to 25% of the cost of the tablet.

total cost - $250 USD

You listed two 7" tablets and one 10" tablet... I think you'll be happier with a 10"

One thing I found out is that flash is not supported on Android any longer. HTML5 works fine, but other sites might still req flash for video. whs pointed me to the workaround for flash and I'm also trying to install VLC (Google play tells me that it's not available in my country - must be a location thing... I turned all of that stuff off!) I might have to just download the apk and tell the machine to allow non-standard installs (once I figure that out again).

I don't mind the on-screen keyboard on the 10" display - it drove me insane on a HTC G2 phone (even the tiny physical kb didn't help!)

What you want to use the device for will help determine the "best" machine.
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[mjf]

I've been seriously considering the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 ed). I want to use it as a hi res electronic photo album amongst other things. The resolution is very high but it is a bit expensive.

 

[llove7]

I've got this recently: ARCHOS 80 COBALT 8" LCD TOUCH SCREEN ANDROID 4.0 TABLET 1.6GHZ 8GB HDD - BLACK | eBay

It does what I want it to do.

 

[aritra2116]

I've got a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (Android). IMO it is not bad and is affordable too.

 

[linnemeyerhere]

I just bought this and I'm very pleased so far I picked mine up for $199.00 delivered !

Amazon.com: HANNSPREE 13.3-INCH QUAD CORE TABLET PC T7 SERIES WITH 1280X800 10 POINTS TOUCH 16GB MEMORY AND ANDROID JELLY BEAN: Computers & Accessories

 

[Computer0304]

I just got the nexus 7 2013 since it is supported the best by Android.