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ProntoTec Axius Series 7" Android 4.4 Tablet PC

ProntoTec Axius is my first tablet, so I don't have much to contrast it with. This is chiefly simply a rundown of my perceptions. I did furnish a proportional payback tablet they sent me on the grounds that it would not charge whatsoever. This is a survey for its substitution. For one thing, my greatest protestations are as takes after:

1) It accompanied no direction manual past how to turn the gadget on and areas of data gadget ports.

2) It has loathsome Wi-Fi signal gathering (subtle elements underneath).

ProntoTec Axius Different perceptions:

- The picture is clear and brilliant (once you take the dainty defensive plastic off the screen - not the thick defensive spread it accompanies, however the slim, cloudy stuff that goes ahead generally gadgets).

- The touchscreen is delicate and exact.

- The sound is respectable, however utilizing earphones altogether builds sound quality.

- The cam isn't high def by any stretch of the creative ability and takes grainy pictures and is now and then hard to center, however the double cam capacity is valuable. In the event that you need this gadget to be utilized as your principle cam, continue looking. This is not for you.

- As said above, Wi-Fi signal gathering leaves much to be craved. My remote switch is in the core of my home and conveys flawless sign (different gadgets get 4 of 4 bars through my whole property). In any case, this gadget gets 3 of 4 bars of sign when it is sitting five inches from the switch. When I stroll around the bend, around four feet from the switch, the tablet drops to 2 of 4 bars of sign. When I move into a room, the tablet drops to 1 of 4 bars of sign, and now and again even that drops out. So essentially, in the event that you need to utilize this as a little portable computer, this is not the gadget for you. Continue looking.

- It additionally should not be slumbering to get upgrades or downloads. For example, when downloading an application, if the tablet sits sit without moving long enough to rest, the web association stops until I wake the tablet move down.

- Internet association is a bit moderate.

- Games and applications that don't oblige web association work well. Next to no slack, if any.

- Having Wi-Fi turned on channels the battery rapidly. In the event that it is turned on amid charging, the gadget won't charge.

- I did include a 32 gig SD card, and that assisted with capacity. I have very much a couple of applications which use up capacity rapidly.

- Playing feature (not looking at streaming - simply playing from capacity) lives up to expectations superbly fine. I utilized it as a feature player while on a street trek with my 4 year old child. The battery life was great. Feature quality was incredible. The picture was clear and there were no interferences.

- I like that included with the gadget was the divider charger, the usb connector, and a connector so that a usb gadget could be connected to the tablet, which could end up being exceptionally helpful.

Main concern: If you're searching for first rate quality in a tablet, this is not the one for you. Nonetheless, on the off chance that you have a little plan for a tablet and don't expect top dollar quality at this value, then it isn't a terrible speculation. I can't propose this specific tablet to everybody, except for my own particular easy utilize and excitement, I don't lament this buy.

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Lenovo 36795MU ThinkPad Tablet 2 10.1-Inch 64GB Tablet all about

I have tried iPads and all kinds of Android tabs. They are great fun but have never been anything like a replacement for a notebook computer. This is. It runs the office apps you need. It may be Win8, but hey - it's Windows at heart. It's also light, thin and fast. If you want to watch movies in your hotel room, it's got a great screen and for a wonder it sounds pretty good. I love it. It's a better road companion than an iPad ever was, or even a top end Android tab.

OK, now after a couple months with the tab I can say I like it better than ever. My Android and iPad tabs are unused. The only problem I have with it is it suffers from the unending Microsoft patch cycle - there are always OS updates waiting. But regardless when I'm on the road, I only need this tab. Office runs perfectly, it talks to my printers, it links to my phone, it just works. I can watch movies on it with good sound, which surprises me every time. It needs to be louder, but as far as clarity goes you can't beat it. I'd love to compare it to the Kindle Fire HD which reportedly has awesome sound, but I don't have one. In any case, if you want a Windows 8 tab, this is the one you want. It's the tab that finally convinced me a tab can stand in for a laptop. I did buy the keyboard for prolonged typing, but so far I haven't needed it much. If you do type, you want that keyboard. There are several, but while the Lenovo keyboard has it's faults and lack of features, the actual keyboard is the best.

Should know:

- Low performance (due to using SDRAM instead of DDRAM => quite slow);
- Cannot replace your PC;

Pros:
- Long lasting battery duration (1 - 2 days);
- Stylus pen with wacom tech (need to install latest wacom driver);
- Good touch screen and brightness;
- Nice design and compact form;
- Included MS Office with Words, Excel, Ppt;
- Can run Windows programs;
Cons:
- Slow performance (esp. when you run multiple tasks);
- Crash sometimes and need to restart again (with about 9-second holding power button);
- USB 2.0 and non-supporting my 500Gb box;
- Take quite a long time to get 100% recharged (about >10 hours with battery <20%). 

 Lenovo 36795MU ThinkPad Tablet 2 10.1-Inch 64GB phtos

Chromo Inc® 7" Tablet Google Android 4.1 fast review

Yes, Chromo  may be slower than other higher priced tablets, but it does perform exactly as described.
so sure you can find more powerful better looking tablets out there, but if you are looking for a cheap, well built, tablet this one does it thing,

Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4-Inch Tablet full review

fiest thing is the CASE
The Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 is ten percent taller, four percent narrower, and maybe a smidge thinner than the Apple mini-iPad Retina. The two are almost exactly the same weight. The Tab Pro 8.4 has a pleasing simulated-leather back, which is very realistic in look and feel, including stitching. The mini-iPad retina has a metal back.

O/S, RAM & STORAGE
The Tab Pro 8.4 runs on Android 4.4.2 (Kit Kat) which is the latest released version of Android -- seems to be a very stable and a well executed O/S. I have yet to run into anything funny or alarming with it. One thing I like very much about Kit Kat is that the O/S manages your memory for you -- you no longer have to worry about where things go. And it has a massive memory/storage capability -- 2 GB RAM, plus 16 GB of fast internal storage, plus up to 64 GB external micoSDXC storage, for a whopping 80 GB of very fast combined on-board storage capability.

In comparison, the Apple min-iPad Retina does not have a user-accessible external storage, so once you purchase your mini-iPad, you can't add more storage later. Apple does offer sub-models with more internal storage, but at a greatly increased price, for example at 64GB, nearly $600. Compare that to an 80GB Tab Pro 8.4 at $400 ($350 for the 16 GB Tab Pro + $50 for the 64GB microSDXC card.).


CONNECTIVITY
-- WiFi & Bluetooth
The Tab Pro 8.4 has the latest versions of Bluetooth (version 4.0), and WiFi (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac),.

-- Infra Red Blaster
Infra Red Blaster provides an all-device remote control.

-- HDMI
The tab Pro 8.4 does NOT have a dedicated HDMI port, though it does support a USB to HDMI adapter, which you can purchase at many outlets, including Amazon.com.

-- WiFi Direct
WiFi Direct allows you to connect wirelessly with multiple devices (that also have WiFi Direct capability) and share information and files. WiFi Direct may not be immediately useful to you, but it is a feature you would probably want in all your future devices.

-- USB to PC
Normally, when you connect a handheld device to a PC by USB cable, the device becomes just an external storage device to your PC (or Mac), and no other features of the device can be used while so connected. If you do this on the Tab Pro 8.4, you will see two new storage devices on your PC: "Card" and "Tablet." "Tablet" is the internal storage (16 GB) that comes with the device - don't mess with it. "Card" is the external microSD card that you can install, and add files to from your PC. If you go about changing folder and file names you didn't add, you can screw up your device. When you are connected to a PC by USB, the Tab Pro 8.4's battery will not be charged. So you should have the Tab Pro 8.4 fully charged before attaching it to a PC by USB cable.

-- Kies
Samsung Kies is software to install on your PC or Mac which enables you to connect safely using a USB cable to update firmware, synchronize files, and transfer data much faster that Bluetooth. You can also synch with your PC's Windows Media Player (but forget synching with Apple iTunes - Apple just won't cooperate with Samsung or Google in any way.)

You download Kies to your PC from Samsung's website. There may be more than one version -- You use the latest version For the Tab Pro 8.4. After you install Kies, it will ask you to download a Samsung Kies USB driver that will increase the speed of the connection.

When you use Samsung's Kies software to connect your PC by USB cable to the Tab Pro 8.4, you won't see the Internal and external storage drives. Kies will perform firmware upgrades, and while doing so, you can't use the device for anything else. However, if you are just transmitting folder and file, or synching, you can simultaneously use the Tab Pro 8.4 features and apps. Using Kies makes transfers safe, and it knows where to put your music, pictures, and videos. For those files and folders, Kies will give you a choice whether to store on the internal storage or external microSD card.



PROCESSOR
A Snapdragon 800 2.3 GHz Quad-Core Processor (with 2GB RAM), and on-board GPU powers the Tab Pro 8.4, which is the most advanced and fastest processor used in Android devices.

The mini-iPad, by contrast, uses a Apple A7 CPU, which is no slouch, but only 1 GB of RAM on board. In throughput test comparisons, the edge goes to the Tab Pro 8.4.

DISPLAY
The Tab Pro 8.4 has a 5% larger screen area than the min-iPad Retina.

The Tab Pro 8.4's also has a higher pixel density -- display resolution is WQXGA (2560 x 1600 pixels) at 359 pixels per inch. That is better than Apple's retina display (2048 x 1536 pixels) at 326 pixels per inch.

The aspect ratio of the Tab Pro 8.4's screen is 16:10, which is the same as my computer monitor - so everything I see on my PC screen can be shown in even higher resolution on the Tab Pro 8.4.

A 16:10 aspect ratio is nearly the same as the HDTV aspect ratio of 16:9. Contrast that to mini-iPad's aspect ratio of 4:3, which causes HDTV content to either be truncated on the sides, or the HDTV image to be very small on the screen.

Samsung's default screen settings are a little too dim for my tastes. The Tab Pro 8.4 really shines with blazing, vivid colors at slightly higher brightness levels. The downside to increasing the brightness level is that the screen (which is the primary culprit in battery usage) depletes the battery faster.

White is the color with the highest battery drain (white requires all color pixels to be on). So the use of white backgrounds should be eliminated or minimized. I created a wallpaper that is just a totally black rectangle (stored as a .jpg file). The black wallpaper allows images on the screen to stand out better, even at reduced brightness levels. I also set my Kindle app to "white type on black background" for the same effect. Finally, I created a lock-screen which has my logo on it on a black background.

Clearly, the Tab Pro 8.4 is positioned to compete aggressively (both feature and price wise) with the Apple Retina mini-iPad. Excellent, very sharp images on the display (depending on the resolution of the image itself). This is the type of display that you only want high-definition images on.

MULTI-TASKING / MULTI-VIEWING

All Android devices can multi-task, but you can normally only view one screen at a time for any running app. The Tab Pro 8.4 allows up to four multi-tasking apps to be displayed simultaneously, and you can pair any two so they always show up together. This is a great feature for comparing two documents side by side, organizing files into different folders, or displaying a graphic in a separate window while browsing a document. It is a big step that brings much of the power of the PC display to the Android Tablet.

BATTERY
Here the edge clearly goes to the mini-iPad Retina with a 6,470 mAh battery to the Tab Pro 8.4's 4,800 mAh battery. That translates to roughly 10+ hours for the mini-iPad Retina versus 8 hours for the Tab Pro 8.4. Of course, user time will vary greatly - depending on screen brightness, sound volume, and the number of apps open. If you need more time between charges, consider purchasing a mobile battery extender, and/or invest in a car charger.

BATTERY CHARGER (wall mount)
The supplied Samsung USB Battery charger is rated at 2 amps, which is designed to rapidly recharge the device. Don't use any battery charger with less than a 2-amp capacity (which would include most cell phone charges) - they won't charge rapidly, if at all.

The same goes for the included Samsung USB cable - it is designed to handle a 2-amp load on recharging. Other USB cables may not be able to handle a 2-amp current..

CAMERA
Two Cameras -- 8MP Rear + 2MP Front. That is better than the mini-iPad Retina's cameras (5MP rear + 1.2MP front.) Not the highest resolution for professional photographers, but very good for the price range, and excellent for the amateur. The higher camera resolution allows a wider utility for the digital zoom without undue pixalation. And the Tab Pro 8.4's rear camera has flash, which the mini-iPad Retina doesn't. Both have auto-focus. Neither have an optical zoom.

GPS
The Tab Pro 8.4 has a fully functional on-board GPS. And it is fully compatible with Google Maps and Google Earth. The Apple mini-iPad Retina does not have GPS.

SOUND
The Tab Pro 8.4 has stereo speakers on the bottom (same as the min-iPad Retina.) Surprisingly good sound comes out these tiny speakers - no deep bass, but good enough to listen to movies and music without earphones. Put on some HiFi earphones for the best sound, or plug into some quality big speakers with a woofer for that big bass component.

MUSIC PLAYER

At first glance, the included Samsung music player (simply labled "Music") appears to be just a plain, simple, featureless music player. But it is actually a very understated, but feature rich, player. I mention it here because it would be all too easy to prematurely dismiss it.

You access the features from the Music screen by tapping on the small "Options" icon (three vertical dots) in the upper right corner of the screen, and then tap "Settings," and then "Player." It would have been better (and much more noticeable and convenient) to have these in tabbed folders directly from the player screen, but it is what it is.

The options under "Settings > Player" are:

- - Sound Alive
This is a multi-feature that has "Basic" and "Advanced" tabs.

Under the "Basic" tab is a graphic square layout that allows you to choose a setting between "Instrument" and "Vocal" (Karaoke effect) in five levels on the horizontal; scale, and simultaneously a setting between "Treble" and Bass" in five levels on the vertical scale. Some of the setting possibilities are labeled, such as: Classic, Normal, Pop, Rock, and Jazz.

Under the "Advanced" tab is a seven-band equalizer, and three special effects choices for "3D," "Bass," and "Clarity."

Available under either "Basic" or "Advanced" is a "Tube Amp Effect" that puts a little reverb in the sound. The "Tube Amp Effect" is only available with the earphones plugged in.

-- Adapt Sound
It is either on or off. I'm not sure what it does, but it only works with the earphones plugged in.

- - Play Speed
You can slow the music down, or speed it up -- by quite a bit - using a bar scale.

- - Music Auto Off.
Turns the Music player off after a time interval you choose.

- - Lyrics
Provides song lyrics. It is an on/off switch, and I presume you have to be subscribed to Google Music, or some lyrics service, to use it.

- - Smart Volume
It is an on/off switch that adjusts the sound level of all music tracks to level 13.


- - SAMSUNG
The included Samsung apps for the Tab Pro 8.4 are in a folder named "Samsung" while the Samsung App Store icon is now named "Galaxy Apps." That is a little confusing, so I thought I would mention it, because the "Samsung" folder icon looks just like an app icon rather than a folder. When you tap on the "Samsung" icon, a window opens up with the included apps displayed (Alarm, Calculator, Downloads, Help, KNOX, S Voice, Side Sync, World Clock.)

- - KNOX
Think of Knox as in Fort Knox - a place of high security. Knox is the secure (encrypted) part of your Tab Pro 8.4 - password protected. When you tap on the Knox icon, it prompts you to create a password and creates a secure folder for all your Knox-secured applications and files. It then opens a table of secure (KNOX) versions of applications, some of which are free, and some you might have to pay for.

In addition to the included apps, Samsung includes a $25 voucher for your choice of apps to purchase (from the Samsung App Store, not Google Play.) Some very powerful business apps in the Samsung store may be free, such as the Hancom Office set (HOffice, Hword, Hcell, Hshow, etc.) which will give you all the power to read, modify, and create Microsoft Office compatible documents.

INTERNET BROWSERS

Two internet browsers are included. Both are mobile versions, and both will look for a mobile version of the website you are visiting, but both will also provide full internet browsing.

- - Google Chrome Mobile, just labeled "Chrome," will synch itself with your Google account (if you are signed in.) And if you have tabs pinned on your PC version of Chrome, they will also be pinned in the mobile version. What you won't get with the mobile version are the apps and extensions that your PC version of Chrome can have. But word is out that Google is working on adding the apps and extensions to the mobile version, with a target release of late 2014. Chrome will allow you to zoom in and out on the web page.

- - Samsung mobile browser, just labeled "Internet," has a different tactic - you set the "small" print at the level most easily read by your eyes, and the content is sized accordingly. You can still zoom in and out on the web page. I had my doubts about this small print-setting tactic, but after using it, I rather like it.

CONCLUSION
It may be debatable exactly what the best hand-held thing on the market is now, but the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 is right up there at the top - feature wise, and price-point.

RECOMMENDATION

I, as a rational engineer, would pick the clearly superior Samsung Tab Pro 8.4 over the Apple Mini-iPad Retina. I bought one for myself. And my wife said she was going to upgrade to the Tab Pro 8.4 and abandon her Apple mini-iPad.

ASUS TF700T-B1-GR 10.1-Inch Tablet

ASUS TF700T-B1-GR 10.1 is very slick in both style and design. I would compare it to the elegance of the Ipad. The device is also very light, and I have no problems holding it hours on end. Even while reading e-books and supporting it on my chest its lighter then a real book. Watching 1080p videos on this is incredible and the built-in speaker sounds pretty good too.

We also have a Plex Media server in our house. I installed the Plex Android Client on the tablet and tried streaming both 720 and 1080 content. The streaming performance was outstanding. Not one glitch even when moving from floor to floor. The other cool thing is you can do is output the tablets video through the micro-hdmi connector to your TV. Wow. We have a a TV in our basement that's not connected to cable so I decided to try it. It was just like having a blu-ray player on the TV! I also tried Netflix, Hulu and Crackle. Both performed without any issues. I can't wait to travel for work with this thing! No more boring nights in the hotel room.


When I bought ASUS TF700T-B1-GR 10.1 I knew it didn't have cellular conductivity, but that didn't bother me since I always carry my Android phone. What you need to do if you don't have WiFi, but have a phone with data is install a tethering app on your phone. This allows your phone to function as a WiFi access point to which your tablet can connect to. I use this on my quite a bit with my laptop. The tablet works the same.

I recently got the keyboard dock and this really extends the functionality of the ASUS TF700T-B1-GR 10.1. For one if your typing quite a bit the keyboard vs the screen is much more productive. Two, the dock also has another battery which extends the battery life to 14.5. It also contains an SD card slot and a USB port. I bought the TF201 dock which is used on the older "Prime" unit, but it does work on the "Infinity". This will save you $50 if you want the dock. Use Goggle there blowing out the old docks for $99 bucks.

Updates

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Asus recently announced that Jelly Bean is coming for

ASUS TF700T-B1-GR 10.1

in the next few months!.
The latest firmware update from 7-28-12 fixed the slow usb transfer speeds. ver: 9.4.5.26

Pros of ASUS TF700T-B1-GR 10.1

Super fast performance.
Love the IPS screen mode when using the tablet outside.
Touch is very accurate.
Screen size is perfect for reading a full size html website and ebooks.
Outstanding Video performance.
Front and rear cameras. Quality seems pretty good, but not as good as standalone camera.
GPS performance is great, even inside my house. I use the CoPilot app.
Side button placement does not interfere with your hand placement irregardless of the tablets orientation. The buttons also take a good amount of pressure to engage, thus when its sitting on something (like your lap) the button wont accidentally get pressed.
WiFi conductivity is excellent. No problems connecting and maintaining connections. Signal strength is great.

Cons of ASUS TF700T-B1-GR 10.1

No 5Ghz wireless N support. Only 2.4 Ghz is supported.
Not running the latest Android OS (Jelly Bean).
Internal speaker is on the back of unit. Sound is muffled if its laying down on ASUS TF700T-B1-GR 10.1

ASUS TF700T-B1-GR 10.1-Inch Tablet photos

LG G Pad V500 16GB  Android Tablet review

Product Description

Tagital® 9" Android 4.2 A23 Dual Core Tablet PC review

I really like this tablet. Fairly speedy, and has a great display. Also like the fact it uses micro SD card slots. Makes it quick and easy for me to set up all my accompaniment playback tracks when I do live theremin performances with the device mounted on my theremin's stand.

Tagital® 9" Android 4.2 A23 Dual Core Tablet PC review

The keyboard case is a great accessory. Unlike Bluetooth, it just simply uses a usb adaptor to connect to the device. I like the keys on this keyboard too. For it's size, they're fairly easy to access, and are well marked.

This device works well with games like Minecraft, Doom, racing games, ect. Also great for web browsing too. Again, the keyboard case, protects the device, and makes for easy typing when sending emails, and entering web urls, and passwords. Not as difficult has having to use the on-screen keyboards.

Tagital® 9" Android 4.2 A23 Dual Core Tablet PC review

HP plus 7 inch  8GB Android Tablet with NVIDIA  Processor full review

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HP 7 Plus 7-Inch 8GB Tablet  Pros:

Low Cost
Runs a lot of what most people do
Can run Chromecast and TVSideshow
IPS Screen, but low resolution
Includes USB cable to adapt Plus’ mini-USB to PC USB
Micro SD port
Usual google apps, including voice search, and KingsoftOffice for productivity
Miracast can send some apps to your smart tv.
Battery charged by plugging USB cable into charger or another PC(chord is quite short).
Works with a Adonit Jet Pro stylus.
Proprietary wireless(not Bluetooth) keyboard/touchpad works with tablet
Daydream feature in Android 4.2 is a useful sleep mode display

 HP 7 Plus 7-Inch 8GB Tablet Cons:

Missing some popular features, like bluetooth, hdmi, gps
Low res cameras(2 and .3 mp). Low light response was not very good.
Mono speaker, but has a stereo headphone jack with mic accommodation
No charge light on case, use on-screen indicator.
Does not work with a Targus stylus
Have trouble pulling notification screen down.

HP 7 Plus 7-Inch 8GB Tablet Discussion:

All the connectors are on the top edge, the power and volume controls are on the right side.
Beefy bezel makes one hand operation easy.
I have never seen a home screen so clean. There was nothing there but a few icons at the bottom of the screen. One of the bottom icons harbors a folder of built-in HP provided apps, while another folder houses the usual app library.
Printing apps: Brother printing app worked fine.
Video performance was mostly okay. Sometimes HD YouTube videos had to be set to a lower resolution to play without buffering. Wave Blazer game worked well, as did Kindle.

Color: white bezel with silver back
Photo features: panoramic
Memory: about half the 8 gb memory is used right away.
File formats I tried, which worked, were .mp3, .wav, .jpg, .mp4(audio and video)

Toshiba Excite Go AT7-C8 7.0-Inch 8 GB Tablet

 this 7 inch tablet has an amazing price and lightning fast speed (from the Android 4.4 KitKat operating system and the dual-core Intel Atom processor) but the trade-off is the screen resolution. It is watchable but the images, while good, are not crisp and sharp. The resolution is more like a standard, non- high definition, computer screen. For example the built-in camera is .3 megapixels where as a basic iPod's is 5 megapixels - big difference.It does have a capacitive five finger multi-touch LED backlit screen which makes it really responsive so navigating is easier. Unfortunately the screen is not fingerprint or oil resistant so it needs to be wiped off frequently. The back is a textured matte deep silver finish resin that is easy to grip and fingerprint proof.

Toshiba Excite Go AT7-C8 7.0-Inch 8 GB Tablet

It has no HDMI port so it cannot connect to a monitor or television with an HDMI cable, but wireless connectivity is built-in. I used Chromecast to wirelessly connect and watched HBO Go content from the tablet on my TV without any buffering. It should also work with WiDi, Miracast and possibly others. The resolution comes from the ap, not the device -- so it looked great on the TV.

There is a micro USB port and it has 1GB on-board memory and 8GB eMMC(an embedded multi-media controller - flash memory) storage. It also has a micro SD slot for additional memory which supports up to 128 GB. And, there is a 3.5 mm microphone/headphone combo port.

One of the wireless connections is Bluetooth 4.0 which allows more than one device to be connected at the same time. I connected both a wireless Microsoft keyboard and an external speaker so I could type while listening to music and both performed perfectly. And, the sound is excellent. I listened through earphones and used the Bluetooth capability and played music through a couple different speakers (maximum distance is 30 feet) and experienced no issues. The sound from the on-board mono speaker is mediocre, at best.

It also supports WI-Fi 802.11 b/g/n but only at 2.4 GHz. It does not support dual band Wi-Fi an important distinction because most new routers also support 5 GHz which usually provides more dependable and faster connections.

Out of the box the device's battery was almost completely uncharged. It comes with a USB charging cable - no AC adapter. After plugging into my PC, at the three hour mark it was 57% charged and finished overnight. Maximum use on a charge is seven hours. There is a huge on-line user guide (117 pages) which details virtually everything.

Small issues and benefits. The device did not select the proper time zone after I set the automatic location - I had to manually select it. And, the device was not automatically discovered by my PC - something that usually happens instantly. If you like writing aps, the benefit of using an android is it can be written on various platforms with less red tape and no additional fees.

Toshiba Excite Go AT7-C8 7.0-Inch 8 GB Tablet photos