There's nothing wrong with the screen IMO.
You say you're not bothered by size now, but for the extra £40, I'd stump up and get the 32GB.
What sort of accessories do you think you'll need?
Frankly, no. That's why its so popular.Is there anything else round the £150-250 mark that's better than a N7 then?
The Spec Fit is gorgeous, especially the blue one.
I know what you mean re screen protectors, never had one on my WildFire S and the screen is immaculate. That being said, both tabs, the OneX and my old DHD had one. If you get a decent one you won't even know it's there and I'd much rather have one and not need it, than vice versa.
I can see jaggies too, but the screen is like, 200 dpi, which is far higher than any computer monitor I own. And I'm not sure on the saturation. Its definitely not as saturated as my Galaxy Nexus, but that's because the colors are TOO saturated, due to the SAMOLED display. Although I do agree its a little too under saturated. But alas, the colors are fairly close, so I'll live.that's definitely "opinion". I can clearly see jaggies on text, and the color saturation is LACKING. Other than that and the awful BT audio dropouts (and even dropouts using the built in speaker or headphones), I like the N7. It is NOT by any means without it's faults. My Note 2 doesn't drop out the audio in any mode.
It has to be a bug or kernel related or something, I highly doubt its a problem with it hardware wise. I have a hard time believing that a device that can muster PS2 level games at HD resolutions has trouble playing MP3's in the background of applications.Audio drop out when the screen is off shouldn't be too much of a problem since I would be watching videos on my N7 and listening to music on my PC/Phone.
Would be nice to fix the bug though.
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