Disgo Android tablet half price £59.99 plus 10pc cashack

Anubis_2

I don't know if anyone will find this useful, perhaps as a present or otherwise, would be ok for websurfing. £59.99 on offer from £109.99 and 10 percent topcashback. Not the greatest tablet but for the price, nice present

The Disgo 7000 is a multi function touch screen tablet that offers all the features and functionality you could want at an affordable price. Highlights include the impressive Android 2.3.x Gingerbread Operating System, an ultra thin body of 10.5mm, Full HTML5 support for the next web generation and it comes pre-loaded with easy to use applications. Watch, listen and browse for longer with twice the battery life of 1st generation models.

A look under the Hood.

You can be sure that your Disgo 7000 is equipped to handle pretty much anything you throw at it with a quick peek under the hood. Powered by a 1 GHz processor with full HTML5 support, the Disgo 7000 will power through web pages like your home PC. 2GB memory may not seem much but with upto 32GB supported via the SD card slot you can store much more.

Get connected

With WiFi internet connection you can have the world at your fingertips. Check emails, update your social networks, shop, book a holiday or share quality time with friends no matter where they are in the world.

GetJar - Get Apps

Due to licensing restrictions, the Disgo 7000 cannot officially be used to access the Android Marketplace. It does however come with a number of pre-installed apps including YouTube and Skyfire Browser. The Disgo 7000 also comes with access to the GetJar Market Place where most major apps can be downloaded to the device without issue.

http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/27057318/0/Disgo-7000-Slim-7-Inch-Android-2-3-Touch-Screen-Tablet-PC/ListingDetails.html?searchstring=&searchtype=allproducts&searchsource=2&searchfilters=ae212%7b648549%7d%2b&urlrefer=search

Anubis_2

Moving up for the Saturday people

silvercar

Due to licensing restrictions, the Disgo 7000 cannot officially be used to access the Android Marketplace

Is this a big issue?

Anubis_2

No idea Silvercar, it would be an issue in the respect of downloading apps, but their use of the term "official" implies there ---may--- be a workaround.

If you are just using it for the net and email, I can't see a problem.

silvercar

Anubis wrote: »

No idea Silvercar, it would be an issue in the respect of downloading apps, but their use of the term "official" implies there ---may--- be a workaround.

If you are just using it for the net and email, I can't see a problem.

I want the important stuff, like facebook, bejewelled, draw something.

Gondo_2

This review says price at launch £75 ? ? ? ? Much better models with latest Android OS (4.0) and capacitive screens are now available for around £80 so unless your budget is really tight...

Anubis_2

silvercar wrote: »

I want the important stuff, like facebook, bejewelled, draw something.

To be honest, you would be better with something else.

Anubis_2

Gondo wrote: »

This review says price at launch £75 ? ? ? ? Much better models with latest Android OS (4.0) and capacitive screens are now available for around £80 so unless your budget is really tight...

Maybe post some examples for Silvercar

tonysat

As Gondo says, a capacitive screen is miles better than resisitive. So unless you just want to watch movies, i'd definately say stretch a bit, if you can, and get the capacitive.

A simple "tablet" or "ice cream sandwich" search on such places as Amazon, gives a few. Such as:-
£81.99 free p&p
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ployer-Momo9-Android-Sandwich-Capacitive/dp/B007W2LBP2/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1339310191&sr=8-11

£77.49 free p&p
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Superslim-Multi-touch-Capacitive-allwinner-Compatible/dp/B0077HAS0G/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1339310713&sr=8-2

£84.98 inc p&p
http://www.amazon.co.uk/CloudNine-Neuropad2-Tablet-Capacitive-preinstalled/dp/B0076NR2F0/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1339310801&sr=8-3

And many more

I think the first one looks the best.

hth