Thread: Another tablet enters the fray: AARP's RealPad
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Old 11-04-2014, 11:46 AM   #42
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
Yeah, I know. Not all of them take advantage of older folks by offering a bogus "custom" tablet for older people -- which turns out to be a cheapo Android tablet with the AARP logo plastered on it.
'Custom' can apply to any change to the device. Even the badge.

For years you could buy 'Store Brand' TV's and electronics. Opening a Sam's(tm), you discovered: Many only had a 'Trim' change (the circuit was 100% identical). Some, did have small circuit or component changes (Sears, Radio Shack... versions), but for most purposes--the same item.

This is neither bad, nor good.
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