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http://www.woot.com/ as usual.
The ViewSonic gTablet 10.1" Multi-touch Tablet specs are on the page about 3/5ths of the way down so, no since quoting all that again here.
A lot of people are looking for tablets these days, and while I wouldn't get this myself, it could prove useful to somebody. Says it's got a dual core Tegra 2 but I'm kinda doubting that myself... I guess it does. Android 2.2 with no info available about potential upgrades, maybe the XDA-Developers forum would have some people looking at it, no idea.
But, there it is... personally for the similarity in cost, I'd say the Barnes & Noble NOOKColor is still the better buy.
DOH!!! Decided to check, and apparently XDA is all over it with a gTablet subforum all for that device:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=841
and yes, there's Gingerbread and probably Honeycomb builds too.
Ok, last edit: no Honeycomb ports/builds until Google releases the Android 3.0 source code, which probably will be early summer if not sooner, just for the record. So Gingerbread is the best these gTablets are capable of presently. Still, since XDA is on it, that's a definite plus to buying one.
The ViewSonic gTablet 10.1" Multi-touch Tablet specs are on the page about 3/5ths of the way down so, no since quoting all that again here.
A lot of people are looking for tablets these days, and while I wouldn't get this myself, it could prove useful to somebody. Says it's got a dual core Tegra 2 but I'm kinda doubting that myself... I guess it does. Android 2.2 with no info available about potential upgrades, maybe the XDA-Developers forum would have some people looking at it, no idea.
But, there it is... personally for the similarity in cost, I'd say the Barnes & Noble NOOKColor is still the better buy.
DOH!!! Decided to check, and apparently XDA is all over it with a gTablet subforum all for that device:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=841
and yes, there's Gingerbread and probably Honeycomb builds too.
Ok, last edit: no Honeycomb ports/builds until Google releases the Android 3.0 source code, which probably will be early summer if not sooner, just for the record. So Gingerbread is the best these gTablets are capable of presently. Still, since XDA is on it, that's a definite plus to buying one.
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