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The Vu runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread, though an update is promised within three months after launch. This is from the Korean press release, so we might have to wait for Mobile World Congress to find out UK-specific details. There's an 8-megapixel camera on the back, with an LED flash and a 1.3-megapixel front-facer. Memory is 32GB, and a 1.5GHz dual-core processor powers things, giving it a little more grunt than the Galaxy Note. Though it's not a patch on the quad-core handsets we've been hearing about lately.

The Note is an acquired taste, so I'm a little moshi vitros iphone xr slim case - champagne gold surprised LG has followed Samsung down the massive phone/tiny tablet path, I just thought Samsung was throwing tablets of all sizes at a wall and seeing what stuck, Battery life might be an issue, and those quad-core phones may make it look a little sluggish too, But if you don't want a separate phone and tablet, this could fill the medium-sized hole in your gadget collection, Would you buy one? Let me know in the comments below, or over on Facebook..

That said, I have used the iPad 2, the Motorola XyBoard (aka Xoom 2), and the Amazon Kindle Fire long enough to understand their strengths and weaknesses for my particular needs. I've had the iPad 2 for 10 months (and if you count the original iPad, that's about 22 months of iPad use). The XyBoard for about 2 months. The Amazon Kindle Fire for a little more than 2 months. And availability addresses an important point. Apple has been making 10-inch-class consumer tablets longer than anyone. That gives Apple an advantage. Based on my own personal preference, I had to wait until Motorola came out with the second-generation Xoom to justify the purchase of a 10-inch-class Android tablet. (Motorola didn't ship its original Xoom until about a year after Apple announced the original iPad.).

So, here's my (admittedly somewhat cursory) evaluation, Xyboard with Android 3.2 is in dire need of performance tweaking: Web browsing is probably the most basic task that anyone can ask a tablet to do, Unfortunately, the Xyboard doesn't do that basic thing well, The stock Android browser on the Xyboard can be deceiving, In the first few weeks I used the Xyboard, Web browsing seemed fast, That's because, as it turns out, I wasn't using it for extended periods of time, In other words, when I picked up the Xyboard and played with it for 15 minutes or so--which I tended to do in the moshi vitros iphone xr slim case - champagne gold first few weeks because I couldn't immediately wean myself off the iPad that I had customized over the previous ten months--it seemed fast..

But once I started customizing the Xyboard and used it for long stretches (as I'd been doing with the iPad), it broke down. News Web sites, which tend to have a lot of graphics, began to refresh too slowly. YouTube became very erratic: sometimes working OK (i.e., refreshing pages at acceptable speeds), sometimes not--tempting me to drop-kick the tablet across the room. Keep in mind that this is predicated on all things being equal with the iPad and Kindle Fire, i.e., not related to connectivity.