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Karbonn smarttab one is the cheapest Tablet Jelly Bean

If you thought the cheapest (and perhaps only) Jelly Bean Android tablet at the moment is the Google Nexus 7, you're in for a surprise! The cheapest Jelly Bean smarttab title belongs to 1, which has now reached store shelves in India and comes pre-loaded with the latest version of Android. In addition, all existing owners of the smarttab 1 will be supplied with the Jelly Bean update soon, may be 2 August This is good news, but the real surprise is the price of the tablet, which at  Rs. 6999 translates to about $ 125.

However, the price may be the only advantage that one has over smarttab its most illustrious Google offers. The smarttab 1 is powered by a fairly low-key 1.2GHz single-core MIPS processor, while the Nexus 7 is a quad core Tegra 3 chipset. The smarttab 1 is also a battery unit a little less capable estimated at 3700 mAh, which its makers claim will 7-8 hours. Compare this to the 4325mAh that feeds the Nexus 7.

The smarttab one is still expected to appeal to applicants tablets and budget sufficient for light work.

TABLET VS LAPTOP

An Android tablet can replace a laptop for most or your day-to-day tasks and because most people use laptops tor the web, email and basic tasks, a tablet can in theory cope with 100 percent of the tasks a laptop is used for. The main difference is the lack of a physical keyboard, but some tablets get around that by offering keyboard accessories and this compromise offers the benefit of giving you more portability, and longer battery life. The Android Os is not a ‘full’ system like windows or Mac so some advanced tasks will be off limits, but for everything else a tablet can actually be more efficient to use than a laptop. A tablet offers many advantages over a laptop for 90 per cent a laptop is likely to be the only option. A tablet will help you cope with help you cope with it all, though.

BUYING A TABLET

HOW TO FIND YOUR PERFECT TABLET

There are many features and differences to look for when purchasing a tablet; some will be personal to your needs and others may restrict what you want to do with a new tablet in the future. Price is not always a good indicator of quality and also rarely offers any indication of the feature set or flexibility included. The first thing to consider is what you intend to use a tablet for. It has often been said that no-one needs a tablet and that they are a luxury purchase for people who want to undertake tasks quicker and easier. However, being able to work and play more efficiently is by no means a luxury, but rather the result of computing in the modern era. Think about the size of tablet you need and how each type will impact your daily usage. A ten-inch tablet could be too big to carry around and a seven-inch tablet may be too small to fully enjoy movies and web browsing. Getting the balance right is crucial and the huge range of Android tablets available at least gives you the opportunity to choose almost any sixe you like. For example, Samsung offers a huge range of Galaxy tablets from 7.7-inch through to 10.1-inch with some options available in between, so some time spent testing each size in real life will help you to decide which works best for you. The operating system version is important as well and you should ideally look for a tablet with at least Honeycomb or Ice cream Sandwich on board because these version have been designed to cater specifically for the larger tablet screens. Some budget devices come with Gingerbread installed which, while being a perfectly good OS, was intended for use on phones and is not fully optimized for the larger screen. Also, try to ensure that any tablet you are buying includes access to Google play because some of the budget devices offer their own app stores which are seriously cut done from the default Google offering. Apps make a mobile device and having access to as many as possible will greatly enhance your tablet experience. So, do your research to ensure you are purchasing a tablet that works for you and that will continue to do so over time.

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Karbonn smarttab one is the cheapest Tablet Jelly Bean

If you thought the cheapest (and perhaps only) Jelly Bean Android tablet at the moment is the Google Nexus 7, you're in for a surprise! The cheapest Jelly Bean smart tab title belongs to 1, which has now reached store shelves in India and comes pre-loaded with the latest version of Android. In addition, all existing owners of the smart tab 1 will be supplied with the Jelly Bean update soon, may be 2 August This is good news, but the real surprise is the price of the tablet, which at  Rs. 6999 translates to about $ 125.

However, the price may be the only advantage that one has over smart tab its most illustrious Google offers. The smart tab 1 is powered by a fairly low-key 1.2GHz single-core MIPS processor, while the Nexus 7 is a quad core Tegra 3 chipset. The smart tab 1 is also a battery unit a little less capable estimated at 3700 mAh, which its makers claim will 7-8 hours. Compare this to the 4325mAh that feeds the Nexus 7.

The smart tab one is still expected to appeal to applicants tablets and budget sufficient for light work.

Asus Eee Pad Transformer

Eee Pad Transformer TF101 Features:

•     1GHz Dual Core Nvidia Tegra 2 Processor
•     Adobe Flash 10.2 support
•     5MP rear- and 1.2MP front-facing camera with HD Video recording
•     IPS panel display with ultra-wide 178? viewing angle made from scratch resistant tough glass
•     Excellent multitasking & 1080p video playback
•     Dynamic 3D stereo audio experience, with maximum bass response

Asus TF101 Eee Pad Transformer Technical Specifications:

•     10.1: inch (1280×800 pixels) LED Backlight WXGA display with multi-touch support
•     1 GB RAM + Nvidia Tegra CPU
•     16/32GB Internal memory
•     5 Megapixel rear camera + 1.2 Megapixel front camera
•     Wireless LAN 802.11 b/g/n
•     Bluetooth v2.1+EDR
•     High Quality Microphone
•     2-in-1 Audio Jack (Headphone/Mic-in), mini HDMI 1.3a connector
•     Micro SD card reader
•     G-Sensor, Light Sensor, Gyroscope
•     GPS with Maps and E-Compass
•     24.4Wh Li-Polymer Battery
•     Dimensions: 271 x 171 x 12.98 mm
•     Weight: 680 g

Tablet PC "surface" of Microsoft unveils

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer unveiled "Surface", a new tablet computer to compete with Apple's iPad, at Milk Studios Hollywood in Los Angeles Monday, June 18, 2012. The 9.3 mm thick tablet comes with a kickstand to keep it upright and the keyboard part of the cover of the device. It weighs less than 1.5 pounds.