Hello all, I'm in the market for an Android tablet and was looking for some suggestions.
I'm looking for one with a 7" screen and in the $250 range(though might be willing to pay a little more for a really good one) with the following features:
-At least Android 2.3(though 3.0/3.2 prefered)
-Wi-fi(But I think thats standard on pretty much all android tablets)
-Bluetooth
-Able to take standard or micro SD cards
-GPS
-The higher the screen resolution, the better
-A 3.5mm headphone jack
-Would prefer physical volume buttons
-At least 512mb of RAM
-At least an 800hmz processor
-4~5 hour battery life
The main purpose of the tablet will be as an MP3 player, navigation and engine monitoring system for use in my car.
Right now at the top of my list is the Acer Iconia A100, as it fills all those requirements and then some, and the poor viewing angle isn't a problem. The only issue is the conflicting reports about the GPS, and while I can use my phone as a hotspot, I'd prefer not to as I often drive into areas with no data coverage, so I'd need a GPS that can function with an offline navigation app without a net connection.
I'm looking for one with a 7" screen and in the $250 range(though might be willing to pay a little more for a really good one) with the following features:
-At least Android 2.3(though 3.0/3.2 prefered)
-Wi-fi(But I think thats standard on pretty much all android tablets)
-Bluetooth
-Able to take standard or micro SD cards
-GPS
-The higher the screen resolution, the better
-A 3.5mm headphone jack
-Would prefer physical volume buttons
-At least 512mb of RAM
-At least an 800hmz processor
-4~5 hour battery life
The main purpose of the tablet will be as an MP3 player, navigation and engine monitoring system for use in my car.
Right now at the top of my list is the Acer Iconia A100, as it fills all those requirements and then some, and the poor viewing angle isn't a problem. The only issue is the conflicting reports about the GPS, and while I can use my phone as a hotspot, I'd prefer not to as I often drive into areas with no data coverage, so I'd need a GPS that can function with an offline navigation app without a net connection.