Thread: Nexus 7: Is lack of SD card port a deal breaker for you?
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Old 07-01-2012, 11:49 PM   #95
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Originally Posted by SeaKing View Post
Folks, I am getting older and crankier and maybe a little lazier. I hate getting nickel and dimed to death.

I don't want a spider web connection of devices with cables and dongles. I want the "whole thing" in one neat smooth functioning package that slides in and out of a pocket or a carrier and is ready to go.

The keyboard cover they talked about for the MS tablet caught my eye immediately.

Sure I understand that throwing everything into a single package may put that package out of reach of some, but there is no reason we can't provide for smooth upgrades.

What happened to the idea of choice. 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64, and so on.
I wouldn't mind them having an economical model like the 8GB and then skipping straight to 32GB internal memory.
Or personally I would prefer them to have 8GB internal for the economical folks and then (TWO) SD slots that could be used as you like.
And of course the USB port/s should be all purpose.
Then you should just wait for the next gen of more expensive tablets, I might pick up a dongle for Nexus 7 but that depends if I really need it or not (Probably not).


Remember that each new port that they add costs another $20-$30, so don't expect a device that is $199 (Sold at cost when you buy from the Play store) to have a ton of ports. If you want the high res screen and are willing to wait a month or two and then spend $350+ dollars then you will probably get a 32GB with SD, USB, and HDMI.
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