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I don't know if there's anything innovative here. Why should I bother going through such trouble for $190-250 range hacked tablet when I could buy (and just did
by webwanderings 15y ago
I don't know if there's anything innovative here. Why should I bother going through such trouble for $190-250 range hacked tablet when I could buy (and just did the other day) Lenovo's A1 for $175.
- jrockway 15y agoBecause you already own the e-reader.
- wtallis 15y agoBecause the IdeaPad A1 uses a TN panel, but the Nook Color uses an IPS panel. And if you want to compare against the Nook Tablet ($250), then it's still got a better screen, and also has more RAM, a dual-core CPU, and a faster GPU.
- webwanderings 15y agoWell, for my taste, all these tablets are e-Readers and game devices only. There's hardly anything you can do on them that would count as serious, contrasting the cost of these things.