Q. I have already subscribed to NBA League Pass Broadband, but I don't have the TV or mobile package. Will I be able to watch games on an Android tablet? or will I need to buy NBA LP Mobile
A. Search online. You need the app though.
What is a android tablet and what does it do?
Q. Simply, what does an android tablet do and what can you use it for? Also what can like go on it?
A. A tablet is a type of PC, but it is in a compact 'slate' form that doesn't include keyboard, mouse, DVD drive and other extra parts that only add to size and cost.
Tablets are in short specifically made for consuming content - that means watching movies, surfing the net, checking emails, playing games and reading e-books and other documents.
They are light and compact so you can easily slip them into your bag.
Rather than a mouse you just touch the screen where you want to make a selection. This can make typing a lot a little difficult, but for the odd email they're fine and great for games.
One of the best things about Android is that you can download thousands of free apps, applications, that allow you to do almost anything - games, calendars, keeping fit, music players, e-book readers; you can get apps for almost anything and generally as I said they are free.
You can also download music and movies and put them on your memory card and then watch them.
If you connect to the internet with Wifi you can even use the net for free and make skype calls for free etc.
I buy my tablets from Virtual village - they have a wide range of sizes from 5 to 10 inch tablets - I would go for larger sizes such as 10 inch if possible as they are clearer when it comes to watching movies.
Check them out here:
http://www.virtualvillage.com/tablet-pc-android?utm_source=answers.yahoo.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=atus_lb
Their prices are low and delivery is fast, so give them a try!
Tablets are in short specifically made for consuming content - that means watching movies, surfing the net, checking emails, playing games and reading e-books and other documents.
They are light and compact so you can easily slip them into your bag.
Rather than a mouse you just touch the screen where you want to make a selection. This can make typing a lot a little difficult, but for the odd email they're fine and great for games.
One of the best things about Android is that you can download thousands of free apps, applications, that allow you to do almost anything - games, calendars, keeping fit, music players, e-book readers; you can get apps for almost anything and generally as I said they are free.
You can also download music and movies and put them on your memory card and then watch them.
If you connect to the internet with Wifi you can even use the net for free and make skype calls for free etc.
I buy my tablets from Virtual village - they have a wide range of sizes from 5 to 10 inch tablets - I would go for larger sizes such as 10 inch if possible as they are clearer when it comes to watching movies.
Check them out here:
http://www.virtualvillage.com/tablet-pc-android?utm_source=answers.yahoo.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=atus_lb
Their prices are low and delivery is fast, so give them a try!
What is the difference between the Android Tablets for $100 and the Ipads for $499?
Q. They have these Android Tablets on sale for Black Riday under $100 and my daughter has been asking for a Ipad which I can't afford, but the Android Tablet says that U can search the web,play music,videos,games etc.
A. There is some difference and usually apple products have or atleast the reputation of more polish to the product attention to detail compared to the droid brethren. This isn't to say Android Tabs are bad with lots of different tabs coming out and matching or beating the iPad in some or all areas and constantly improving software. It is just you would need to check specs and state which android tabs your looking at as some are not up to scratch compared to the iPad.
As far as similar spec SONY S, Galaxy Tab 10.1, ASUS Eee Pad, MOTOROLA Xoom, HTC Flyer, LG Optimus Pad are all very familiar to the iPad but not one and have all the features.
And if worse comes to worse you could always find student friend and get a lovely 14% discount >_>
As far as similar spec SONY S, Galaxy Tab 10.1, ASUS Eee Pad, MOTOROLA Xoom, HTC Flyer, LG Optimus Pad are all very familiar to the iPad but not one and have all the features.
And if worse comes to worse you could always find student friend and get a lovely 14% discount >_>
What is a good affordable gaming tablet?
Q. Well I want a gaming tablet for my birthday but I need one that has a fast processor, fast internet, and a wide array of adventure, shooter, and fun games. I need an affordable price range. I am just looking for one that uses wi-fi only. I don't need a ton of memory, but the more the merrier. I don't know much about gaming tablets so if there is any tablet that meets this description please let me know, Thanks.
A. Tablets have slow ARM cpus, Android sucks, and their GPUs are slow too. Not many games available for tablet OSes and almost all of them suck.
I recommend getting a proper notebook with a discrete GPU(660M or better).
Edit: Yes, the games developed for android will "run well" on the hardware, weak as it may be. It's designed to. But developing for tablets is not a priority since there's no input devices for them... touch screens, really?
My phone has a tegra2, runs anything your tablet can (seriously, there's like no games worth a crap) and no, the tegra2 is not the best, it's already been replaced by the tegra3 and god knows what else.
I recommend getting a proper notebook with a discrete GPU(660M or better).
Edit: Yes, the games developed for android will "run well" on the hardware, weak as it may be. It's designed to. But developing for tablets is not a priority since there's no input devices for them... touch screens, really?
My phone has a tegra2, runs anything your tablet can (seriously, there's like no games worth a crap) and no, the tegra2 is not the best, it's already been replaced by the tegra3 and god knows what else.
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