Top 3 Android Tablet Pc Reviews

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Tablet PC nowadays refers to a new type of portable compute which is smaller than a laptop or netbook, but larger than a smartphone. Although Apple has shown its creativity by the iPad, many other manufacturers are scrambling to join the tablet revolution by launching their own products with Google Android operating system. With much competitive price than iPad, Android tablet PC is getting more and more popular in the market. Below are the reviews of top 3 android tablets in this year.
 
Samsung Galaxy-Android 2.3 Tablet
The original Samsung Galaxy Tab was a 7 inch tablet PC that jumped the gun on Android tablets before Google was ready but it also offered the first legitimate challenge to the iPad. Samsung’s second try at the tablet market looks a lot more potent. Running the official Android tablet OS this time, in mid-2011. This android 2.3 tablet is equipped with 3G, and uses the rock internet. In addition, this device is far heavier ...
... than iPad as the dimension of this product is 190.1 x 120.4 x 11.98mm, with weighs of about 375 grams. This is a 7-inch Samsung tablet PC with a back plastic.The 8.9 inch model could prove to be the most attractive, since it is a little smaller than the 10-inch tablets like the iPad and the Xoom, which can be slightly awkward to hold and enter data.
 
10 Inch Tablet PC-Motorola Xoom
The Xoom Android Tablet PC utilizes Android 3.0 Honeycomb software, which was created by Google especially for tablet devices. It comes with two cameras, one in the front and the other in the rear. A camcorder and adobe flash player is also included. The HD display of this 10 inch touch screen tablet PC is generous and provides the user with plenty of room to watch movies or participate in video conferences. Motorola Xoom is not only be the first Honeycomb tablet, but also the first tablet to run on Verizon’s new 4G LTE superhighway.
 
ASUS Eee Android Tablet PC
At CES, ASUS unveiled its line of tablets and three of them were aimed at content creators. The most interesting was the Eee Pad Transformer, a 10 inch tablet PC with a dual core NVIDIA Tegra 2 CPU that runs Android 3.0. The most innovative thing about this one is that it has an optional keyboard dock that also functions as an extended battery, giving the device up to 16 hours of life. ASUS has pulled off an Android 2.2 tablet that also doubles as a laptop when the Transformer is in dock mode.
 
More varieties of android tablet PCs can be view at shopsimple.com which gives you a comparison on price directly. Tablet is a fairly new device and has since become one of the most popular portable devices globally. It has many of the same features as a smart phone with the speed and power of a laptop.