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zetareticuli · 11-18-2010, 09:22 AM

The clarity of the screen is a bit fuzzy, yes. It is not bad for a $140 US but definitely no ipad. The ipad is in a class of its own in that aspect.

I finally got the WiFi connection to work and did some internet browsing using the built-in browser. Very good. The speed at which the pages load is actually very good. Pages are easily readable when you turn the IQ to "landscape" orientation. I compared the speed at which the ipad loads pages to the IQ and the difference is not very big. The ipad is slightly faster but definitely not anything overwhelming. For $140, I would say the tablet capabilities of the IQ reader are an excellent value.

I still have to try the games and dictionaries. I will try them tonight and post feedback.

11-18-2010, 09:22 AM	#14
zetareticuli Addict Posts: 367 Karma: 228 Join Date: Jan 2010 Device: Aztak Mentor	The clarity of the screen is a bit fuzzy, yes. It is not bad for a $140 US but definitely no ipad. The ipad is in a class of its own in that aspect. I finally got the WiFi connection to work and did some internet browsing using the built-in browser. Very good. The speed at which the pages load is actually very good. Pages are easily readable when you turn the IQ to "landscape" orientation. I compared the speed at which the ipad loads pages to the IQ and the difference is not very big. The ipad is slightly faster but definitely not anything overwhelming. For $140, I would say the tablet capabilities of the IQ reader are an excellent value. I still have to try the games and dictionaries. I will try them tonight and post feedback.