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Gary_M_Mugford · 06-11-2011, 07:27 PM

Hi all,

Having some material (bridge ePubs, PDFs and some CHMs I'd convert) that have pictures and colour-oriented material, I've decided my Kindle3 needs a companion.

I'm rather iPad-averse due to censorship, no Flash and crummy camera. But I'm worried that my anticipated Android option, the Samsung 10.1 is going to have an interface issue down the line. It's also reputed to have an inferior camera. I should also mention I don't take many pictures and a 2MP is the only camera in the house. And that I don't have a cell phone of any sort and won't be getting one this century.

Basically, I'd be using the tablet mainly with calibre-transferred material. So, the question I'm asking, given that parameter, which would you recommend? And why?

Thanks in advance for your words of experience and wisdom.
GM

PS: If you the slightest bit interested in Bridge (and I already know you are interested in ebooks), check out http://www.ebooksbridge.com/www/ebb/

06-11-2011, 07:27 PM	#1
Gary_M_Mugford Groupie Posts: 180 Karma: 299 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Brampton ON Device: Kobo, Kindle3	iPad2 or wait for Samsung 10.1 Hi all, Having some material (bridge ePubs, PDFs and some CHMs I'd convert) that have pictures and colour-oriented material, I've decided my Kindle3 needs a companion. I'm rather iPad-averse due to censorship, no Flash and crummy camera. But I'm worried that my anticipated Android option, the Samsung 10.1 is going to have an interface issue down the line. It's also reputed to have an inferior camera. I should also mention I don't take many pictures and a 2MP is the only camera in the house. And that I don't have a cell phone of any sort and won't be getting one this century. Basically, I'd be using the tablet mainly with calibre-transferred material. So, the question I'm asking, given that parameter, which would you recommend? And why? Thanks in advance for your words of experience and wisdom. GM PS: If you the slightest bit interested in Bridge (and I already know you are interested in ebooks), check out http://www.ebooksbridge.com/www/ebb/