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Posted 27 October 2011
Disgo 6000 7" Tablet - 4GB Total Storage with Wi-Fi - £49.97 @ BestBuy
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Yes its not an ipad nor a super fast tab but might do some people
The Disgo 6000 Wi-Fi 7" Tablet is a great way of watching and listening to your multimedia content on the move. Its ultra-thin and lightweight design packs in a bunch of heavyweight features which won’t weigh you down, and with storage upgradable to 4GB, you’ll have no shortage of space.
This tablet uses the Android 2.1 operating system, which was developed by Google and is used in many of the most popular smartphones. Android is fast and intuitive, making it easy to scroll through screens and enjoy your multimedia content. It also gives you access to thousands of free and paid-for apps on the Android Market, so you can personalise your tablet and fill it with lots of useful applications and fun games.
Some of the most popular applications come pre-loaded onto the Disgo 6000 too, so you can connect to Facebook, YouTube and Twitter as soon as you’ve connected to a Wi-Fi network. You can search the web at speed thanks to the tablet’s 1GB processor, and web pages look completely sharp on the Disgo 6000’s 7” screen.
Films and music will both look and sound good on the Disgo 600, and you can play Android games downloaded from the net. There’s plenty of room for all your stored content with 2GB of onboard storage, plus a built-in microSD slot and a 2GB microSD card supplied with the tablet, allowing for a maximum memory capacity of 4GB.
Yes its not an ipad nor a super fast tab but might do some people
The Disgo 6000 Wi-Fi 7" Tablet is a great way of watching and listening to your multimedia content on the move. Its ultra-thin and lightweight design packs in a bunch of heavyweight features which won’t weigh you down, and with storage upgradable to 4GB, you’ll have no shortage of space.
This tablet uses the Android 2.1 operating system, which was developed by Google and is used in many of the most popular smartphones. Android is fast and intuitive, making it easy to scroll through screens and enjoy your multimedia content. It also gives you access to thousands of free and paid-for apps on the Android Market, so you can personalise your tablet and fill it with lots of useful applications and fun games.
Some of the most popular applications come pre-loaded onto the Disgo 6000 too, so you can connect to Facebook, YouTube and Twitter as soon as you’ve connected to a Wi-Fi network. You can search the web at speed thanks to the tablet’s 1GB processor, and web pages look completely sharp on the Disgo 6000’s 7” screen.
Films and music will both look and sound good on the Disgo 600, and you can play Android games downloaded from the net. There’s plenty of room for all your stored content with 2GB of onboard storage, plus a built-in microSD slot and a 2GB microSD card supplied with the tablet, allowing for a maximum memory capacity of 4GB.
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sorted byWe are in recession ! Hi Tec better than a kick up the bum
It's like wanting Nike trainers but getting Hi-Tech.
And subsequently all your mates laughing at you.
Now, back to the product....
Looks great for the price, anyone know what the viewing angle is like from about 45 degrees? Thinking that it might make a cool in-dash computer
- Firstly get yourself an alternative launcher, after testing GO LAUNCHER seems to be the fastest
- Second get yourself a better browser or at least update the skyfire it comes with DOLPHIN HD is a good starting point.
- Third - ROOT IT full guides can be found here androidtablets.net/for…ts/ for using UniversalAndroot
-Fourth - install a root explorer so you can then remove some of the unneccessary features - again the site link provided has guidance on what can and cant be removed.
If you are giving this to a child the lack of android market is a blessing as you are then fully in control of what can and cant be installed on it via the OTG usb port and an external pen drive
AND THAT IS WHY FOR £50 THIS IS HOT
You've come to the wrong place, everyone here already agrees that this thing is awful.
Well spotted X).
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Yea I seen that, but some people only read the comments and forget that there's an actual product at the top.
As for this deal. It's crossed the line from 'budget' to "too cheap". I would avoid.
I disagree, the question we should all be asking is....
Will it blend?
link!
Astonishing!
I'm glad you're here to point out that a £49 tablet isn't as powerful as one costing 10x as much, I would never have worked it out for myself.
pocket-lint.com/rev…iew
Told ya the worlds leading tablet expert wouldnt be far away.
Go and troll somewhere else.
It's a forum, everyone is free to make comments/opinions/advice, even if not everyone else agrees with them!
And for the record, Realblender has given great advice to people like me who aren't the most computer-literate guys on the planet!
You can get dog turds for free... would you want one though?
How is it a brilliant sat nav if it doesn't have a GPS? Surely that's a major prerequisite for a sat nav?
4% Quidco available too.
it was said in the OP.
You mean the usual stock quip "ideal for people who can't afford iPads"
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Best Buy needs to work on its website. Also three hours battery life? Ouch...
Cheers
its a tablet, but its awful
But is it as good as an iPad?
With hindsight, I wouldnt pay £25 for it.
Currently using it as a drinks coaster!
actually I got one (got rid of it within a few days of getting it lol) but it does play angry birds really well which is about the only thing it does really well though!
does not do exactly what it says on the tin !!!
calibration for touch is awful , never type the letter i hit.
and no i don't have finger like chips!!
oops, forgot to mention this heats up better than my electric blanket.
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LMAO, It isnt just me then.
Especially the very poor battery life.
Because the iPad costs £49.97...