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Originally Posted by DreamWriter
I have to agree, although there may be other noteworthy small tablets in that price range coming soon.
That would be the 7" Acer A110, which was announced earlier this month. It's scheduled for release late this year and has ICS, Tegra3 (quad core), microSD, microUSB, and HDMI. The price will be at (or under) $200.
My 7" Acer A100 has a problem at one viewing angle. It's not a big deal for me; I just flip it around the other way when I'm viewing it from the wrong angle. The Nexus 7's screen does have nice specs, and I assume it is superior to the A110 (Nexus 7 has a 1280x800 IPS display versus A110's 1024×600). That said, my A100 has the same screen resolution as the upcoming A110, and I don't have a problem reading on it. I also read on my larger A500 tablet. I do, however, prefer reading on an eink Kindle over any backlit device.
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Very on the Fence also The Fire not having an SD Slot I don't feel is as big of a deal, it's a reader with a very locked down ecosystem, but a full blown android Tablet, it should have an expansion slot if not then at least offer it with 32gb as an entry point, why do these companies keep putting out 8gb models, what is this 2009? 32 gb cards are under $30. My A100 has 16gb built in, but 32gb on board also so 48 full gb is a nice roomy experience in a tablet that small. But it does'nt compare in screen or processing power, Why must companies gimp their products. I guess google is moving more toward Apple having no expansion. Guess it will be worth waiting for the Fire 2 and Prob the smaller Ipad coming in the fall.