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Now with up to 12 hours of battery life, double the storage, more RAM, faster performance, and Alexa.
"We believe in a different approach to tablets—providing premium products at non-premium prices—"
Which means: Market share isn't great so we're just throwing anything out there to see if it'll stick. Premium? 1280 x 800 cannot be called premium.
£89.99 inc ads in the UK? Please tell me that you can disable the ads otherwise I'd never, ever, consider this tablet. £89.99 isn't a bad price though.
I agree the screen res isn't great but probably good enough for the casual market...Quote:
Originally Posted by excalibur1814
As for the ad's, if you read the last couple of lines... "and for either model it costs £10 more to have a system without special offer adverts."
I see 2 discrepancies in your article: clicking on your Amazon UK link shows price as £99.99 i.e. worse than the notoriously abhorred £=$ exchange rate, and Amazon site says it supports WiFi-AC, your article says newest spec is 'n'
As the SoC is alledgedly 64bit, does that mean it will get Fire version of Android 7 ?
Does anyone know if there are likely to be any reviews before the official 21/9 release date, particularly with regard to ability to install Google Play Store, and screen clarity for reading eBooks ?
cant see them open for google play store, and their own is to limited for me.
You need to click on the "With Special Offers" button to get the £89.99 price (£89.99 inc ads)Quote:
Originally Posted by will2