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Wow. Tough crowd. This is a first product from a new company going up against the established leader with a track record of putting out amazing products. Mayb
by aditya 17y ago
Wow. Tough crowd. This is a first product from a new company going up against the established leader with a track record of putting out amazing products. Maybe cut FusionGarage some slack, eh?
The review itself is a little strange:
Where the JooJoo does score is in the picture quality of its gorgeous touchscreen. Scrolling is pretty smooth (although not quite as fluid as the iPad) and videos play beautifully, thanks to the included Flash support.
[... a little later ...]
Watching video on JooJoo comes with its own set of quirks and glitches. Bring up YouTube or Hulu clips and they look fine in a small window, but click into the full-screen mode and you'll get more stalls and sputtering than a health care bill moving through Congress.
So, which one is it... is the video beautiful or stally and sputtery?
Anyway, I hope they sell a few of these or raise more money to iterate and make it a worthy competitor to the iPad.
- tvon 17y ago> So, which one is it... is the video beautiful or stally and sputtery? I'm assuming that Flash video is stally and sputtery, but other formats are beautiful.
- ErrantX 17y ago> So, which one is it... is the video beautiful or stally and sputtery? Screen/Picture quality is unrelated to video quality. The frames may looks gorgeous but if you only have 5 of them a second it won't be great video ;)
- GeneralMaximus 17y agoWhy should I, a consumer willing to spend $500 on a good product, cut FusionGarage slack? Also, Notion Ink seem to be doing just fine with their Android based tablet. The reviews so far have been positive and, even if the actual device turns out to be a POS, you can just slap Linux on it and use it for something else. http://www.slashgear.com/notion-ink-adam-hands-on-0969281/ http://www.slashgear.com/notion-ink-adam-hands-on-0969281/