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*16gb* Acer Iconia One B1-780 7" HD Tablet Android Marshmallow 6 1280x720 HD screen £49 @ Tesco
Changed to # While stocks last # on cart now, so guessing last few.. 8//12//17
Saw the 8gb version in blue on HUKD and remembered this one had the 16GB rom and was in White!
In stock, ordered one 55 mins ago.
This is the one Tesco Direct are selling:
acer.com/ac/…001

Also think that this model has GPS as well.
* Not too sure how to answer or add to each of the comments at once, so for anyone interested...
This model is £90 in argos and was in tesco for £80 [still £49! today]
This model has in fact got GPS.
This model WILL take a 128gb/256gb microSD card [sandisk tried]
This model has the later [may 2016] MT8193 quad core cpu in it.
This model is nothing like a 2011 / 2012 tablet with 1gb ram in it.
This model has had 2 x android updates, one in dec 2016 & one
in may 2017.
This model is not an iPad 12.9" pro and is not £850!
This model is fifty quid...
Full spec and build date manual PDF
Saw the 8gb version in blue on HUKD and remembered this one had the 16GB rom and was in White!
In stock, ordered one 55 mins ago.
This is the one Tesco Direct are selling:
acer.com/ac/…001

Also think that this model has GPS as well.
* Not too sure how to answer or add to each of the comments at once, so for anyone interested...
This model is £90 in argos and was in tesco for £80 [still £49! today]
This model has in fact got GPS.
This model WILL take a 128gb/256gb microSD card [sandisk tried]
This model has the later [may 2016] MT8193 quad core cpu in it.
This model is nothing like a 2011 / 2012 tablet with 1gb ram in it.
This model has had 2 x android updates, one in dec 2016 & one
in may 2017.
This model is not an iPad 12.9" pro and is not £850!
This model is fifty quid...
Full spec and build date manual PDF
easily added
opengapps.org/
It doesn't! The quad cpu is nothing like the dual core nvidia junk they churned out :-)
The 1GB ddr3 ram is also more than enough to run marshmallow / apps very fluidly. This is £79 everywhere else, hence why we got one as it is cheap but not cheap like the Lenovo's with similar spec.
easily added
opengapps.org/
Will this not eat at your CPU and Memory though, these hacks are useful but usually have to run constantly to play apps and slows down the system alot!!
You can load the Google Play Store on manually. Its not hard.
Absolutely not, hacks don't run all the time it's just a way of getting it on there then it's done.
The 7 inch luckily developed a crack 3 days before the guarantee expired (also within a year)so got it fixed. Again, no pressure was applied. Don't know the reason for the crack at all.So, if you buy this be prepared for it to last only a year and no more. I would prefer a lenovo to this. Also the camera results isn't really any good either. Sad!
Not a bad price not and 16G store is certainly better than 8G on some models which it useless unless you spend extra on a memory card
Might be fine if all you do is through google chrome, but keeping facebook, playing games etc this will be terrible
1GB was enough 10 years ago, it's 2017 and minmum should be 2GB
Fine price for a child to hop off the floor around Christmas though
Sadly the android tablet scean is a bit lacking at the moment.
I'd go for a second hand Nexus 7 2013 (Black trim, no silver,) from CeX. Probably about £60 but you get a warranty and 2GB ram, FHD screen, wireless charging, Good CPU/GPU. I've bought 5 of these over the last 3 years and they are all still running without issue.
Oooh i just happen to still have daughters old one of these
Actually....! I bought the £109 Amazon Fire 10 last week, and it was pretty quick and easy to install Google Play, so it now has the whole Android catalogue. I didn't have to root it, just download 4 files in order. It takes about three minutes and it turns a £109 Amazon fire into (effectively) a £200+ general purpose Android tablet.
Here's the instructions.
howtogeek.com/232…et/
I was a bit apprehensive about other ways of doing this, that involve changing the firmware, but this just runs happily on the Amazon desktop
? This is 2017?