The Asus MeMo Pad 10 has nothing in its locker to make you sit up and take notice and for a little less or more outlay
Asus MeMO Pad Smart 10
Dean Quinn from Know Your Mobile
(2 days ago)
Given the price the Memo Pad Smart 10 retails at you can't really expect it to move mountains. So the question here is: are you getting good value for money?Sort of – but also, not really. You see the MeMo Pad's retail price isn't all that low in context to other tablets of similar spec, which... More
Given the price the Memo Pad Smart 10 retails at you can't really expect it to move mountains. So the question here is: are you getting good value for money?Sort of – but also, not really. You see the MeMo Pad's retail price isn't all that low in context to other tablets of similar spec, which begs the question: what am I paying for? Turns out that you're paying slightly more than 'proper' budget offerings for what amounts to an HDMI-out port and not much more.
The Asus MeMo Pad Smart 10 might look a bit more of an attractive proposition when/if the Android 4.2 update enters the equation but until then we'd save some pennies, sacrifice some screen real estate, and get the Nexus 7 instead.
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A device that's exclusively targeted at existing BlackBerry users
BlackBerry Q10
Ray S. from PhoneArena
(3 days ago)
The BlackBerry Q10 is every inch a BlackBerry. It has the traditional BB form-factor and, more importantly – the physical QWERTY keyboard that's coveted by so many BlackBerry fans. This, however, is a device that's exclusively targeted at existing BlackBerry users, we don't think the Q10 is capable... More
The BlackBerry Q10 is every inch a BlackBerry. It has the traditional BB form-factor and, more importantly – the physical QWERTY keyboard that's coveted by so many BlackBerry fans. This, however, is a device that's exclusively targeted at existing BlackBerry users, we don't think the Q10 is capable of attracting new ones.
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An excellent, albeit too expensive, tablet that's your only choice if you want a proper stylus on a smaller, more portable device
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0
Tom Morgan from Expert Reviews
(3 days ago)
It’s clear that the Galaxy Note 8.0 isn’t for everyone – if you don’t plan on using the stylus heavily, then an Apple iPad Mini or the slightly smaller Nexus 7 would be a far more sensible purchase. If you view the stylus as simply a nice-to-have extra, then the Note 8.0 simply... More
It’s clear that the Galaxy Note 8.0 isn’t for everyone – if you don’t plan on using the stylus heavily, then an Apple iPad Mini or the slightly smaller Nexus 7 would be a far more sensible purchase. If you view the stylus as simply a nice-to-have extra, then the Note 8.0 simply doesn’t feel smart enough to justify its high price. If it was £70 less the Note 8.0 would be walking away with an award
However, it’s still a snappy tablet that’s well-suited to productivity. Artists, on-the-go workers or anyone that wants a compact tablet with a stylus won’t be disappointed.
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