Hello guys
First off, let me be clear. I am NOT looking for a phone. I am looking for an iPod Touch equivalent. And while there seem to be a plethora of "Android tablets" all of them are either not polished enough, not available in the US or some cheap toy with Android 1.6 or something like that.
So .. here are my requirements -
-> A tablet, atleast the iPod Touch size. That would make it nicely pocketable.
-> Wifi connectivity, obviously, with also the ability to tether to my Nokia phone over bluetooth (my jailbroken Touch does this by the way)
-> A hardware keyboard would be nice. But entirely touchscreen is also ok.
-> Something that runs 2.2 / Froyo. Or atleast has the capability to be installed.
-> Should run Google's Android, not some custom modified Android.
-> I should be able to order one in the US, or atleast, worst case, ship it to the States.
Any suggestions? I know a lot of suggestions are going to be along the lines of "buy a unlocked phone and use it as a tablet", but then I will be paying a LOT more. I don't want to be paying for a GSM chip capability when I know I won't be using it.
First off, let me be clear. I am NOT looking for a phone. I am looking for an iPod Touch equivalent. And while there seem to be a plethora of "Android tablets" all of them are either not polished enough, not available in the US or some cheap toy with Android 1.6 or something like that.
So .. here are my requirements -
-> A tablet, atleast the iPod Touch size. That would make it nicely pocketable.
-> Wifi connectivity, obviously, with also the ability to tether to my Nokia phone over bluetooth (my jailbroken Touch does this by the way)
-> A hardware keyboard would be nice. But entirely touchscreen is also ok.
-> Something that runs 2.2 / Froyo. Or atleast has the capability to be installed.
-> Should run Google's Android, not some custom modified Android.
-> I should be able to order one in the US, or atleast, worst case, ship it to the States.
Any suggestions? I know a lot of suggestions are going to be along the lines of "buy a unlocked phone and use it as a tablet", but then I will be paying a LOT more. I don't want to be paying for a GSM chip capability when I know I won't be using it.