Soldato
I've been looking for an 'ok' budget Android tablet recently. After trying the Novo7 Paladin and Teclast P76Ti (as per that other thread) they were both really good but had a couple of issues. The Novo7 Paladin is extremely well built, feels 'premium' and the screen is pretty good however it suffers in that it has a MIPS CPU rather than an ARM one so there are not so many apps available for it.
This reason and the thread here led me to sell and buy a Teclast P76ti which indeed mean a lot more apps and it's a great tablet let down by it feeling cheap and I'm not keen on the matte screen.
I saw the Ainol Novo7 Elf mentioned in the other thread and spoke to the guy I got my last tablet from and he said he was getting some so I put in an order. It arrived today an all I can say is WOW . It cost about a third more than the other two tablets but it's really worth it. The screen is 1024x800 and looks great, my only slight complaint would be maybe the viewing angles but I see this as a bonus in some ways as I will only be looking at it straight on and it stops nosey people on the train. Head on the screen is awesome.
It runs Android 4.0.3 and has the the same Allwinner A10 CPU as in the Teclast so all the usual market apps are there. It has HDMI out and comes with a cable.
I'll have a bit more of a play later but finally I have the budget tablet I want, I'm probably a bit picky as I also have an HTC Flyer so for this to feel as premium says a lot! It cost me £125 but the extra £20 over the Teclast was worth it to me.
Pic (which doesn't do the screen justice at all):
This reason and the thread here led me to sell and buy a Teclast P76ti which indeed mean a lot more apps and it's a great tablet let down by it feeling cheap and I'm not keen on the matte screen.
I saw the Ainol Novo7 Elf mentioned in the other thread and spoke to the guy I got my last tablet from and he said he was getting some so I put in an order. It arrived today an all I can say is WOW . It cost about a third more than the other two tablets but it's really worth it. The screen is 1024x800 and looks great, my only slight complaint would be maybe the viewing angles but I see this as a bonus in some ways as I will only be looking at it straight on and it stops nosey people on the train. Head on the screen is awesome.
It runs Android 4.0.3 and has the the same Allwinner A10 CPU as in the Teclast so all the usual market apps are there. It has HDMI out and comes with a cable.
I'll have a bit more of a play later but finally I have the budget tablet I want, I'm probably a bit picky as I also have an HTC Flyer so for this to feel as premium says a lot! It cost me £125 but the extra £20 over the Teclast was worth it to me.
Pic (which doesn't do the screen justice at all):