7" Touch Screen TFT LCD Google Android 2.1 Tablet PC w/ WiFi/Camera/HDMI (Telechips 8902/720MHz)

Pros: This one has a real ARM11 CPU and a video decoder, which makes it much faster than any of the ARM9 (VIA/WM8505, RockChips, Samsung S3C24xx, ...) ones, putting it in the same league as the early iPhone or sku.41984 with its Samsung S3C64xx. Video playback is very snappy. Android 2.1 is quite modern, and there are hopes for a 2.2 port, unlike most slower devices. This seems to have an HDMI output, which was not connected on mine.

Cons: Still a lot slower than the modern Cortex based devices. The buttons on the back side are hard to operate, you normally want at least the menu button to be on the front for Android. More expensive than sku.41984, which has similar features. Like all cheap devices, this has a resistive touch screen, which is harder to operate than a capacitive screen. The case is glued together, no easy way to make modifications or change the battery.

Other: This is a much nicer tablet than those in the lower price ranges, certainly worth the extra money. Don't buy this if you are waiting for a capacitive touchscreen or a Cortex CPU.

Pros: runs a recent version of android, costs less than $200

Cons: mine boots up to tell me that "the process com.google.process.gapps has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again" - Force Close... so that means the market will never work on it.. no way to upgrade to a newer firmware either..

Other: stay far away from this. save you money for an ipad.

Pros: It has more powerful processor than other similar models. The processor specs shows, video decoder is available at hardware, also usb, resistive toucpad controller, video adapter etc. all in one microchip. It has pdf reader, browser, msn client, e-mail client preinstalled. Also it has wi-fi card.

Cons: Although it's 720 mhz processor, it is still slow. Resistive touchpad is a little hard to operate. Buttons are hard to reach. (Home, back, menu etc.) It has a video player installed, but it is failing to run its own recorded videos. I've tried avi, divx, mpeg2 all failed. It does not have "android market" installed. So you can't browse applications and install new ones.. You should find installation packets from internet and install them from sd card. Or try to use "slideme" installer from internet. For fixing video issue, i've tried to install another video player it works. But framerate is a little slow. It seems hardware decoding is not active.

Other: Also, i've waited about 2 months for dx to ship it. Also two weeks to arrive, you need to think twice about if you are in hurry or not while buying.

Pros: Much cheaper than the iPad. For this price it seems fast and good enough. Bought this for especially browsing the internet. The WiFi connection works good. Have problems with the internet connection on my laptop and PS3. But now I can walk around without loosing the signal. Before I had this one I watched my movies on the PSP, there were a lot of problems with converting these videos, but the Android handless it very well and even fast when seeking with the bar.

Cons: When I didn't put the MicroSD into the slot in the wrong angle. It got stuck somewhere behind the backcover. Luckily it isn't glued together (like arndb says). Buttons on the back are a little bit hard to reach but I've got used to it. Camera doesn't work great and filming doesn't work at all (probably a bug in the pre-installed application), but who is going to use it?

Other: Haven't tested the miniHDMI yet. Still waiting for a new TV :p. Shipment lasted a month. But it's still cheap.

Pros: Not to many it does look like the picture of it. Hardware has changed from original specs. Unit does power up. comes up into a stripped down version of android. After installation of other market places it will run some android apps.

Cons: Specs changed. Some glued some not. Product website is nowhere to be found. Took 3 months to arrive. Touchscreen not really that sensitive. does not include any kind of detail specs.

Other: Buy it if you don't need much more than a simple web browser or something to take notes with. If your interest is not in use but experimenting with it. It might still provide you with some amusement. Wait time for the device was excessive. Its funny how all my shipping support request for it were ignored until the day after it arrived.

Pros: - Fast android build (compared to my spica); - Runs angry birds and 3D games at decent levels; - Working HDMI output, great to use in a TV, altough mini-HDMI cable wasn't included and the sound was not transmitted by the HDMI cable, only video. - Good G-sensor when running landscape based games; - Good screen brightness, good size for reading;

Cons: - Touchscreen is resistive, the included implementation seems to only work with the stylus, trying to use fingers is almost impossible; - Manual was not clear as how to use, at first I thought my unit was broken. - First boot you may need to plug an usb mouse to run the calibration tool; - SD slot is not aligned with the plastic hole, may need to open the unit to try to align it, almost lost my sd in the hole because of it, needed twizzers to try remove the SD. - Can't find a reliable source for firmware upgrades, although it is similar to SmartBook Surfer, Dawa D7, AugenTouch and iMito im7, some forums reports it not to work correctly with this firmwares, mainly the touchscreen, which may be a different hardware (probably cheaper component).

Other: Good device for the money, so far some minor problems, but learning to accept the cons of this device is part of the experience. For the money invested it is meeting all the expectations, again, not being able to use the device with my fingers is the only problem for me. I hope it is firmware related and not a hardware limitation, but I'll only be able to check this if I find a reliable firmware.