HTC Flyer Tablet Android - 16 GB - 7" Wifi Only delivered @ buy it direct outlet ebay - £199.00
Size:195.4mm x 122mm x 13.2mm
Weight:420 grams (14.82 ounces) with battery
Display:7 inch touch-sensitive screen 1024 x 600 resolution
Processor: 1.5 GHz for superfast browsing
Operating System: Android
Internal storage: 16GB
Ram: 1GB
Expansion: microSD memory card
Camera: 5 megapixel color camera with auto focus and 1.3Megapixel Front Camera
Wifi: EEE 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth: Yes
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Jump to unread Post a CommentHave some heat
Link plz.
Was one posted on this very site today, from here
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Edited By: Tones on Jun 21, 2012 15:38
For most people they would be better off buying a refurbished iPad 2 for £259,
For most people they would be better off buying a refurbished iPad 2 for £259,
The 32gb also has a honeycomb Rom with full phone functionality including text messaging quite a good device really
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It's not, no. It's just a tablet.
You can also use it as a phone if you have the know how :{ (or the ability to search on Google, lol!)
heat.
It's turned into a glorified Sonos remote now
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It's not, no. It's just a tablet.
True, it is just a tablet, but if you are technically inclined there is a ROM available that enables the 3G version to be used as a phone. However, the process is complex, involving downgrading to Gingerbread, rooting the tablet and installing a new rom. A process that almost certainly would invalidate a warranty.
It doesn't have Ainol embossed on the front? ;) To be fare, the Aurora II is a lot of spec for little money. That said, I have the Flyer and I think it's a great bit of kit. Excellent build quality, superb screen, fast enough with everything I've thrown at it (bar a few youtube videos which have been a bit jerky), I'm a fan of htc sense so that's a bonus for me and the stylus is great to use especially with honeycomb which integrates it with more apps, I'd recommend it to anyone.
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It's not, no. It's just a tablet.
True, it is just a tablet, but if you are technically inclined there is a ROM available that enables the 3G version to be used as a phone. However, the process is complex, involving downgrading to Gingerbread, rooting the tablet and installing a new rom. A process that almost certainly would invalidate a warranty.
i didn't think the process wasn't difficult i have only rooted and installed one other device before the flyer and i did it. Yeah it was longer with a few steps, but if you can follow a step by step guide you will be alright. TBH rooting and installing custom rom even if it invalids never stops 1000s of modders for 100s of devices doing it to thier device ;)
Edited By: ssjinzo on Jun 22, 2012 09:55
That's what I was thinking too - dual core, IPS etc