Thread: Nexus 7: Is lack of SD card port a deal breaker for you?
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Old 07-13-2012, 01:07 PM   #281
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by JD Gumby View Post
When even $150 tablets can have microSD slots (the Aluratek CinePad 7" comes to mind - if it weren't for the 800x480 screen, it'd actually be a damned good little device), the lack of it in more expensive offerings DOES count as a missing feature. Hell, pretty much every tablet that isn't an iPad, Kindle Fire, or the first generation of Galaxy Tabs (and now the Nexus 7) has one.
So every tablet except all the successful ones
The question isn't whether an SD card would be a useful feature, it is about the claim that an SD card is a basic feature without which a tablet is worthless.
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