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I only retired an Android tablet because the USB port broke, so i could no longer charge it (it just jumps straight to the firmware install screen for some reas
by digi_owl 9y ago
I only retired an Android tablet because the USB port broke, so i could no longer charge it (it just jumps straight to the firmware install screen for some reason).
Right now i am making due with a cheap Windows tablet i bought because of curiosity, and it seems to get the job done for the most part.
Actually i am eyeing another Windows tablet, because it offers a keyboard and a couple of USB ports in a 8" package. And the lack of such ports is what i feel has held back tablets as being nothing more than big PMPs with a net connection so far.
Yeah sure, there is OTG. But that means tying up the one micro-USB port on the device. And I know there are supposed to be some standard for charging docks related to OTG, but i have yet to find one that actually works.