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Android tablets are quickly being divided into two main categories. Those with cellular radios (more expensive) and those without (like the WiFi-only Archos lineup). Both the Viewpad 7 and Galaxy Tab feature 7-inch displays and support for cellular networks, so they will be directly competing against each other.
There is still hope for Viewsonic because I got the feeling someone at the company has a passion for Android and an understanding for the current industry. It was good to hear that Viewsonic worked with Google to achieve official certification (Google apps and Android Market pre-installed) and they went with the latest Android 2.2. The Viewpad 7 might not move a lot of units, but Ie’m curious to see what future efforts will produce.
I do not know if your test ViewPad 7 is very objective. I had fun with it for ten minutes and really, everything works fine. G-Sensor works well, the wifi is fast, the 3g is used for video calling, a 3MP camera, so there are two cameras, I understand your point of view because the fluidity is really makes you. Even the multitouch works well and the flash was not jerky at all. Youo’ve really got this device in hand?
Our sister site SlashGear got to pit the two upcoming Android tablets against each other and compare specs. The Viewpad 7 and the Samsung Galaxy Tab are the two Android tablets. They both run different versions of Froyo and have different price tags, but will be going up against not only the industry-leading iPad, but themselves as well.
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