Cant decide. Both look good but an android tab is less expensive..
Cant decide. Both look good but an android tab is less expensive..
I got a good deal on a galaxy tab w/no contract the other day and so far it's pretty cool. I like it better than my previous iPad, the browser is faster and plays flash and the screen is better for ebook reading. The apps aren't as good but I don't really care about those too much, flash is far more important anyways.
What is the battery life that you are getting on the tab?
One thing to consider with the Tab - will it be capable to run Honeycomb?
I don't know if its confirmed but people are expecting honeycomb to require a dual core processor. The fact that the tab doesn't have this, and that Samsung is readying a Tab 2 with a dual core means that you'll be better off waiting for the tab 2 or getting the iPad.
Unless you want/need the 7" display, I think the iPad has more going for it.![]()
The Galaxy is a turd.
If you buy an iPad today it will get bumped up to iOS 5 in the coming months.
If you buy an Android Tab you are essentially buying a 1.0 product*. Which would be fine if you were guaranteed to get updates, but that has not been one of Android's strengths traditionally.
* Ok, the same can be said for iPad hardware, but not the software.
Ahhh ha ha!!!I got a good deal on a galaxy tab w/no contract the other day and so far it's pretty cool. I like it better than my previous iPad, the browser is faster and plays flash and the screen is better for ebook reading. The apps aren't as good but I don't really care about those too much, flash is far more important anyways.
Honeycomb will come to Galaxy Tab from XDA developers. I always run custom ROMs on my Evo anyways, and since Android is open source there are alot of devs working on it.
Not sure if you were joking or notCant decide. Both look good but an android tab is less expensive..