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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: omega3000 on 11 February 2014, 16:15:40
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Nipped into tesco and had a play with this http://www.tesco.com/direct/hudl-7-16gb-wi-fi-android-tablet-blue/216-1899.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=216-1899
Anyone got one and is it a good reliable machine , cheap enough though :-\
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Tesco's version of the Nexus 7,pretty good by all accounts :y
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Had one for a while now and yes it does everything I want it to.
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:y :y
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Bit pricey for what it is at full price. Frequent offers on it though.
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If your budget doesn't stretch to a Nexus 7, the Hudl makes a good second choice for a budget machine.
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Not bad, I think it's heavy given it's size. But that's down to parts really, feels solid enough though.
Shameless plug, NowTV works well on it ::)
If your budget can be stretched, Nexus 7 is far better :)
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I ccouldnt see any info about phone sim slot and a usb connection.. personally, I wouldnt go for a model without those.. :-\
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I ccouldnt see any info about phone sim slot and a usb connection.. personally, I wouldnt go for a model without those.. :-\
It has a micro USB to charge and connect to a PC but no sim slot as it's wifi only Cem.
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If your budget doesn't stretch to a Nexus 7, the Hudl makes a good second choice for a budget machine.
Nexus 7 seems to be coming in at conflicting prices . From £128- £240 ??? Would that be because of model upgrades :-\
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There are 2012 and 2013 models, the later is far better :)
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Father Christmas bought one of them for lickal griffin, used the clubcard vouchers doubled up cost £60
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very easy to operate, works well on wifi( thanks,gixer),and smurfs,tinternet, havnt tried any thing else yet,as its always in lickal persons hands :)
the micro usb charge socket is a bit flimsy,so don't go and be a klutzs when connecting to mains, also we put the 32gb micro sd in too.
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Nexus 7 seems to be coming in at conflicting prices . From £128- £240 ??? Would that be because of model upgrades :-\
The original Nexus 7 was £169 for the 16GB model and £199 for the 32GB model, the 16GB (2013 model) is £ 199 and the 32GB is £239.
The Nexus 7 doesn't have an expansion slot for an SD card, but you can use a USB stick with a USB OTG adaptor.
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Not really a fan of tablets etc
Had a look at an ipad mini the other day which would not charge
Surprise surprise the very flimsy charging lead was u/s
Needs a new Lightning lead at £too much
Micro usb is too common for them obviously >:(
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Not really a fan of tablets etc
Had a look at an ipad mini the other day which would not charge
Surprise surprise the very flimsy charging lead was u/s
Needs a new Lightning lead at £too much
Micro usb is too common for them obviously >:(
Apple use someone else's cheap standard? Nah - why bother when they can charge the earth for their own proprietary cables?
He says with an iPad..
If I hadn't already gone iPad, I would have been tempted by a Hudl, especially with the points-doubling deals (as mentioned).
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Not really a fan of tablets etc
Had a look at an ipad mini the other day which would not charge
Surprise surprise the very flimsy charging lead was u/s
Needs a new Lightning lead at £too much
Micro usb is too common for them obviously >:(
When it's plainly obvious that there people out there that will pay three times the price for a product they never actually own, does it come as a surprise that they will take it up the ar$e for spares?
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Not really a fan of tablets etc
Had a look at an ipad mini the other day which would not charge
Surprise surprise the very flimsy charging lead was u/s
Needs a new Lightning lead at £too much
Micro usb is too common for them obviously >:(
Apple use someone else's cheap standard? Nah - why bother when they can charge the earth for their own proprietary cables?
He says with an iPad..
If I hadn't already gone iPad, I would have been tempted by a Hudl, especially with the points-doubling deals (as mentioned).
SWMBO fancied one but talked herself into an ASUS Chrome book Give me strength ;D ;D ;D ;D