ViewSonic ViewPad 7e Review

2. jackhammeR posted on 02 Dec 2011, 06:22 4 0

lol of the year. No pro, only cons.
3,5 isn't too much anyway?

3. kshell1 posted on 02 Dec 2011, 07:33 1 0

EPIC FAIL

4. ledbetterp3 posted on 02 Dec 2011, 09:57 1 0

That is horrible!

5. andygallo posted on 02 Dec 2011, 10:43 0 0

Wow. That's pretty horrible.

BTW, why are you guys using a shrunk down pic of a Galaxy Tab 8.9/10.1 in the size comparison and calling it a Tab 7 Plus? The first thing I thought when I saw that pic was, "Holy CRAP that thing is big!"

6. DIYguy posted on 02 Dec 2011, 13:04 0 0

I wonder how much they ask ask for it...

7. RORYREVOLUTION posted on 02 Dec 2011, 21:51 0 0

I got my Playbook for 50 dollars more....lol

Seriously this thing would be great.....in 2006.

8. cookiemonster435 posted on 04 Dec 2011, 20:33 1 0

Maybe my grandma would like it(: just kidding even she knows a quality product when she sees one

9. evanskylerrr posted on 04 Dec 2011, 21:16 0 0

unless people are that desperate..

11. tabletpatchkid posted on 06 Dec 2011, 13:48 1 0

As usually as it happens the bandwagon of crap tagging takes off when someone just comes with a point of view so high in the sky that everything else looks uncivilized. I just got some Viewpads 7e for my wife (which happens to be a database programmer for a major software company) and kids, and they liked a lot. If one wants to hold a 7" wide format tablet in your hand from side to side, then should go to a bionic surgeon and have implanted a larger hand, that way you can hold two. You cannot expect to have in your hand a Mercedes Benz coupe or a MiniCooper if what you have to spend after the mortgage crisis of the last two years is about $150 or less (not $200 or 250) with various extras, much less was the cost during BlackFriday/CyberMonday days at various online and brick-mortar places. If one think the Viewpad is total crap, then that means one has plenty of $400 to $900 to get a flagship tablet and drop it in favor of every new pad that comes up. BTW I have myself a cheap ($70) MID epad/apad which allowed me to play around with the firmware, change and reroot to explore the ins and outs of Android and its Linux kernel. Hybrid-resistive screens are taking over back the market: they allow you to inexpensively use tablets to write like a person, a grown up civilized person, instead of reliving again and again past times of finger painting or even using those crappy rubber boot styli. Forget the keyboard, use a stylus and relearn the joy and craft of handwriting (get a good hw recognizer, there are quite a few good ones out there). That's what tablets and slates were for, to write on, to draw, to create! Ciao.

12. simkit posted on 20 Jan 2012, 13:43 0 0

Dont buy one i have two ( six months old ) both have gone wrong, save up for a little longer and buy a IPOD.