Just Bought ASUS NEXUS 7 32GB Today on Specail Offer from Ebuyer 
Cant Wait to get it tomorrow Afternoon
Cant Wait to get it tomorrow Afternoon
Google Nexus 7
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I sold my 16GB just €30 shy of what I paid (EvilBay) but with costs of former still ok ;-)
Pre-ordered the iPad Mini.. Just prefer iOS ecosystem I guess..
Pre-ordered the iPad Mini.. Just prefer iOS ecosystem I guess..
I open the boxed and had go....I was feeling like 
as I have get used to it somehow...
It all in sealed as I didnt want open the screen lids that been sealed in just case if I didnt like it
IF I am not happy with the Items...could I take it back to ebuyer for refunds or summat?
as I have get used to it somehow...It all in sealed as I didnt want open the screen lids that been sealed in just case if I didnt like it
IF I am not happy with the Items...could I take it back to ebuyer for refunds or summat?
FOL
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I open the boxed and had go....I was feeling like
It all in sealed as I didnt want open the screen lids that been sealed in just case if I didnt like it
IF I am not happy with the Items...could I take it back to ebuyer for refunds or summat?
If you dont like its, then I will eat my hat.
Not sure on returning it though. Dont think they will take it back unless its faulty.
Way I see it, you bought it, thats life. I bought an ipad and I dont like it, but I would never return it.
I am thinking of Selling it because I am disappointing with it 
HonestFlames
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I'm only selling my Nexus 7 if I find I'm not using it after I get my Nexus 10.
I figured months ago that I wanted a 10" 2560x1600 display tablet. I didn't want a 1280x800, 7" tablet. Then the Nexus 7 came out at £199 and I had the money so I got it.
It's in the top 10 of best purchasing decisions ever. I use it every single day for a multitude of things.
Steaming movies from my home server with Emit. Listening to podcasts and catching up on specific news with BeyondPod. Reddit via BaconReader. Bedtime reading via the Kindle app. Streaming live TV with TVCatchup. Occasional iPlayer. Facebook. MAME (with Xbox gamepad via a USB OTG cable). Twitter for two accounts.
Wow. I didn't even realise I did all that stuff until I thought about it for this post.
My laptop now only really gets used for typing longer forum posts and gaming
I figured months ago that I wanted a 10" 2560x1600 display tablet. I didn't want a 1280x800, 7" tablet. Then the Nexus 7 came out at £199 and I had the money so I got it.
It's in the top 10 of best purchasing decisions ever. I use it every single day for a multitude of things.
Steaming movies from my home server with Emit. Listening to podcasts and catching up on specific news with BeyondPod. Reddit via BaconReader. Bedtime reading via the Kindle app. Streaming live TV with TVCatchup. Occasional iPlayer. Facebook. MAME (with Xbox gamepad via a USB OTG cable). Twitter for two accounts.
Wow. I didn't even realise I did all that stuff until I thought about it for this post.
My laptop now only really gets used for typing longer forum posts and gaming
FOL
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I'm only selling my Nexus 7 if I find I'm not using it after I get my Nexus 10.
I figured months ago that I wanted a 10" 2560x1600 display tablet. I didn't want a 1280x800, 7" tablet. Then the Nexus 7 came out at £199 and I had the money so I got it.
It's in the top 10 of best purchasing decisions ever. I use it every single day for a multitude of things.
Steaming movies from my home server with Emit. Listening to podcasts and catching up on specific news with BeyondPod. Reddit via BaconReader. Bedtime reading via the Kindle app. Streaming live TV with TVCatchup. Occasional iPlayer. Facebook. MAME (with Xbox gamepad via a USB OTG cable). Twitter for two accounts.
Wow. I didn't even realise I did all that stuff until I thought about it for this post.
My laptop now only really gets used for typing longer forum posts and gaming
spashtop 2 is awesome, I can stream my PC games to my nexus in fullscreen,
. Very cool, you can even setup the controls how you want.Been playing mass effect with it.
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I have'nt heard of a 3G one, only the 32GB version.
EDIT:- Apparently they are, 3 will be selling them in the UK.
Thats a shame, cause its far more capable than an IPAD. I use it for everything.
Local server,
Streaming 3D PC games,
Internet,
Skype,
Android 3D Games,
Emulation,
Personal Email (ISP)
I also use it alot in work for stuff like;
Order tracking,
Jobs for the day,
Schematic Diagrams (saves me going back and for to PC).
Work Email (Server)
List is endless.
I have also been running it at 1.8GHz for a few months. Makes it blow everything else away.
That is an amazing price for the upcoming 3G version, and it really highlights how much Apple have been ripping of its customers for larger ram version and especially the 3G versions of the iPad, which can command £100+ on top of the WiFi only version.
Very tempted to get one, even though I already have a 16GB WiFi version.
Very tempted to get one, even though I already have a 16GB WiFi version.
Is there rotation to landscape when person view it?
@AF: yes, it have a built-in accelerometer alongside with all features of Android 4 ICS.
It just doesn't have HDMI output (not that I care) nor built-in 3G. But it is cheap as chips and that's enough to watch videos on utoob and do general mail plus the now-&-then obligatory gaming.
It just doesn't have HDMI output (not that I care) nor built-in 3G. But it is cheap as chips and that's enough to watch videos on utoob and do general mail plus the now-&-then obligatory gaming.
Notice that it got Jelly bean 4.2 update and what does this really mean?
4.2 adds bug fixes and updates to the already great 4.1
It now had built in swipe texting, so you no longer needed to manually install the swipe keyboard. I love swipe typing. Really speeds it up compared to typing one letter at a time. Also called gesture typing by some.
Google Now gets some updates to feed even more information about current location, events and scheduled tasks (flights, train times etc), restaurants.
The camera app gets an overhaul, minimising the UI to make taking pictures less cluttered. Not so important for a tablet as the new Nexus 4.
Miracast compatibility. Allowing devices to connect wirelessly to compatible TVs and other devices to mirror what's on the mobile device.
New quick settings feature by swiping 2 fingers down from the top.
HDR more. The camera app finally gets built-in HDR mode.
Photo Sphere. Create Googlemap style panoramas.
Instagram filters
Lockscreen widgets. Able to add widgets to the lockscreen, so can view information without needed to unlock the phone.
Multiple user profiles on Tablets.
So quite a few new features really for a point release.
It now had built in swipe texting, so you no longer needed to manually install the swipe keyboard. I love swipe typing. Really speeds it up compared to typing one letter at a time. Also called gesture typing by some.
Google Now gets some updates to feed even more information about current location, events and scheduled tasks (flights, train times etc), restaurants.
The camera app gets an overhaul, minimising the UI to make taking pictures less cluttered. Not so important for a tablet as the new Nexus 4.
Miracast compatibility. Allowing devices to connect wirelessly to compatible TVs and other devices to mirror what's on the mobile device.
New quick settings feature by swiping 2 fingers down from the top.
HDR more. The camera app finally gets built-in HDR mode.
Photo Sphere. Create Googlemap style panoramas.
Instagram filters
Lockscreen widgets. Able to add widgets to the lockscreen, so can view information without needed to unlock the phone.
Multiple user profiles on Tablets.
So quite a few new features really for a point release.
