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Check out our IM+ iPad 2 Contest entry here: www.youtube.com Today I got a look at the Acer Iconia Tab A500 in my local Corpus Christi Best Buy. (In stores now) Located where the Xoom used-to be, the Acer Iconia Tab now took it’s spot. First impressions? It’s another Android… Running honeycomb… some of the things that came to mind were slow and uninteresting, but none-the-less, I chugged on. Looking at some of the specs on the right-hand-side of the tablet, conveniently located on a sticker, the things you would see advertised are HDMI, Bluetooth, WIFI, and MicroSD, along with the “Wide Viewing Angle” screen. Now, to see if that is true… Screen: Good resolution, pretty crisp, good viewing angle. Body/design: It looks like a big smartphone, even the flash and camera have the same appearance. Speakers are on the opposite side of the screen, facing away from you if you are looking at the screen. Yes, they may be stereo, but it’s useless if it’s on the wrong side of the tablet. Apparently, it’s not too odd for an Android, the Xoom has the same conundrum. Audio came out as if it was facing away from you, and at a relatively louder-than-a-smartphone level, which wasn’t something I liked at all. Very heavy in the hand, don’t expect to hold it “one-handed” cause your whole arm will hate you for it. Thick, thick, and not thin, but only a hair or two thicker than a Xoom. (The BlackBerry PlayBook is really starting to look good right now…) Now, moving on to the buttons. It …

Check out our IM+ iPad 2 Contest entry here: www.youtube.com Right after checking out the Acer Iconia Tab, I went straight to the Motorola Xoom. Similar in “Style” and size, they seemed to be perfect competition for each other. First impressions? Looks a lot better than the Iconia Tab, and it’s a bit thinner. Still has the ridiculous back-facing speakers, but at least it doesn’t have the “I’m a big smartphone, hear me roar” oversized Android phone thing going for it. It did feel more solid, with the sheet aluminum feeling going for it. Still doesn’t feel like the solid aluminum that the iPads are made of, but it’s still better than the Acers plastic-like fake metal styling. Only a hair or two lighter than the Iconia tab, and that means it’s a heavy beast. Not that I was expecting it to be as light as the PlayBook or the iPad 2 or anything, but your hand will hurt and be fatigued very rapidly with this device if you hold it with only one hand. Screen: Reminded me of the Iconia tab, and there’s not a real difference between them. OS: Same ole Honeycomb. You wouldn’t expect something so new, to feel so old, so quickly, but the OS is still Android. It’s got the same app marketplace, and this demo unit had Angry Birds on it. It also had the most annoying demo that would pop up and absolutely the worst, or even stupidest, times, even though I’m still using it. One thing that was different, is flash support. This demo unit finally had it. But, that’s not necessarily a good thing …

Download link file : rapidsharemirror.com his review is of the Sony Ericsson Live View test’s with the Galaxy TAB PART 3 OF 3 THE OTHER VIDEOS ARE STILL IN THE PROCESS OF UPLOAD PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO GET NOTIFIED WHEN THE NEW VIDEOS ARE UP This is my first review so i’m gonna try my best on providing as much as information and my thoughts as clearly as possible feel free to ask questions and i will try to answer them asap. My Galaxy TAB is a t-mobile usa branded model and flashed with the JM6 euro Firmware with phone capabilities This video is in relation to my thread on xda-developers that will be a ongoing review of the tests of the plugins and issues i encounter with the live view and galaxy tab, as well will be flashing different firmwares to see how it effects the performance and issues of the live view. FROM MY INITIAL TESTS IT SEEMS TO WORK GREAT BUT I ONLY HAVE HAD IT FOR A DAY SO I CAN NOT FULLY RECOMMEND THIS TO A REGULAR CONSUMER SINCE THERE ARE ISSUES WITH CONNECTIVITY THAT UNTIL THE BUGS ARE IRONED OUT SHOULD BE ONLY RECOMMENDED FOR EARLY ADOPTERS AND PEOPLE THAT UNDERSTAND THE ISSUES THAT COME WITH SUCH A NEW TYPE OF DEVICE. I will also be posting reviews and test on various other devices and will make a video on the procedure on how to flash your US model galaxy tab to a euro firmware to get phone capabilities, i don’t take any credit for any of those procedures that can all be found on the xda-developers forum, i just want to help newbies on the proper easy …

This review is of the Sony Ericsson Live View test’s with the Galaxy TAB PART 3 OF 3 THE OTHER VIDEOS ARE STILL IN THE PROCESS OF UPLOAD PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO GET NOTIFIED WHEN THE NEW VIDEOS ARE UP This is my first review so i’m gonna try my best on providing as much as information and my thoughts as clearly as possible feel free to ask questions and i will try to answer them asap. My Galaxy TAB is a t-mobile usa branded model and flashed with the JM6 euro Firmware with phone capabilities This video is in relation to my thread on xda-developers that will be a ongoing review of the tests of the plugins and issues i encounter with the live view and galaxy tab, as well will be flashing different firmwares to see how it effects the performance and issues of the live view. FROM MY INITIAL TESTS IT SEEMS TO WORK GREAT BUT I ONLY HAVE HAD IT FOR A DAY SO I CAN NOT FULLY RECOMMEND THIS TO A REGULAR CONSUMER SINCE THERE ARE ISSUES WITH CONNECTIVITY THAT UNTIL THE BUGS ARE IRONED OUT SHOULD BE ONLY RECOMMENDED FOR EARLY ADOPTERS AND PEOPLE THAT UNDERSTAND THE ISSUES THAT COME WITH SUCH A NEW TYPE OF DEVICE. I will also be posting reviews and test on various other devices and will make a video on the procedure on how to flash your US model galaxy tab to a euro firmware to get phone capabilities, i don’t take any credit for any of those procedures that can all be found on the xda-developers forum, i just want to help newbies on the proper easy process of flashing your tab to attain …

This review is of the Sony Ericsson Live View test’s with the Galaxy TAB PART 2 OF 3 THE OTHER VIDEOS ARE STILL IN THE PROCESS OF UPLOAD PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO GET NOTIFIED WHEN THE NEW VIDEOS ARE UP This is my first review so i’m gonna try my best on providing as much as information and my thoughts as clearly as possible feel free to ask questions and i will try to answer them asap. My Galaxy TAB is a t-mobile usa branded model and flashed with the JM6 euro Firmware with phone capabilities This video is in relation to my thread on xda-developers that will be a ongoing review of the tests of the plugins and issues i encounter with the live view and galaxy tab, as well will be flashing different firmwares to see how it effects the performance and issues of the live view. FROM MY INITIAL TESTS IT SEEMS TO WORK GREAT BUT I ONLY HAVE HAD IT FOR A DAY SO I CAN NOT FULLY RECOMMEND THIS TO A REGULAR CONSUMER SINCE THERE ARE ISSUES WITH CONNECTIVITY THAT UNTIL THE BUGS ARE IRONED OUT SHOULD BE ONLY RECOMMENDED FOR EARLY ADOPTERS AND PEOPLE THAT UNDERSTAND THE ISSUES THAT COME WITH SUCH A NEW TYPE OF DEVICE. I will also be posting reviews and test on various other devices and will make a video on the procedure on how to flash your US model galaxy tab to a euro firmware to get phone capabilities, i don’t take any credit for any of those procedures that can all be found on the xda-developers forum, i just want to help newbies on the proper easy process of flashing your tab to attain …

This review is of the Sony Ericsson Live View test’s with the Galaxy TAB PART 1 OF 3 THE OTHER VIDEOS ARE STILL IN THE PROCESS OF UPLOAD PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO GET NOTIFIED WHEN THE NEW VIDEOS ARE UP This is my first review so i’m gonna try my best on providing as much as information and my thoughts as clearly as possible feel free to ask questions and i will try to answer them asap. My Galaxy TAB is a t-mobile usa branded model and flashed with the JM6 euro Firmware with phone capabilities This video is in relation to my thread on xda-developers that will be a ongoing review of the tests of the plugins and issues i encounter with the live view and galaxy tab, as well will be flashing different firmwares to see how it effects the performance and issues of the live view. FROM MY INITIAL TESTS IT SEEMS TO WORK GREAT BUT I ONLY HAVE HAD IT FOR A DAY SO I CAN NOT FULLY RECOMMEND THIS TO A REGULAR CONSUMER SINCE THERE ARE ISSUES WITH CONNECTIVITY THAT UNTIL THE BUGS ARE IRONED OUT SHOULD BE ONLY RECOMMENDED FOR EARLY ADOPTERS AND PEOPLE THAT UNDERSTAND THE ISSUES THAT COME WITH SUCH A NEW TYPE OF DEVICE. I will also be posting reviews and test on various other devices and will make a video on the procedure on how to flash your US model galaxy tab to a euro firmware to get phone capabilities, i don’t take any credit for any of those procedures that can all be found on the xda-developers forum, i just want to help newbies on the proper easy process of flashing your tab to attain …