subject: Features On The Larger aPad (the 10.2 inch iPad Clone) With The Option For Windows [print this page] I've been getting a lot of correspondence asking me about the 10 plus inch aPad that features the option of having windows, supports flash, and offers one of the fastest chips and highest performance available. In the following article, I'll be discussing some of the features that make this aPad among the best and the most popular.
User Friendly, Highly Responsive, And One Of The Most Advanced aPads On The Market: The larger screen is highly responsive and doesn't drag or lag. One major reason for this is the processor which is as fast and sometimes faster than the rock chip. (In fast, this model isone of the fastest iPad clones that you can buy.)
Also, this model supports flash which is a bit unusual because many of these tablets do not. Where you will often see this come into play is when watching movies or YouTube. You don't get any of the lag or the delay that you get with some of the older, cheaper models.
Additionally, it offers the option of a later version of android (2.1) and the availability of windows CE. Some people really embrace using windows with these tablets because they are used to this operating system for work or school. And some really like android because of all of the open applications. And, some really like being able to have both available so that they have the best of both worlds.
Of course, as you would expect, this model supports all of the popular sites and apps like Skype, facebook, youtube, Google maps, gtalk, etc. So, you should have no problem listening to music, watching videos, taking photos and video, doing word processing, etc. This tablet supports and can view word, wordpad, excel, powerpoint, pdf, spreadexcel, etc.
These tablets are great for reading ebooks. It's nice to not need a kindle, nook, or a tablet, since this one can accommodate most all of your needs.
Priced Competitively: These larger and newer tablets are a bit more expensive than the older and slower models which don't support windows, but they're still quite reasonable. You can usually get one for around $200. This is still much cheaper than the iPad and in many ways, I feel that this model is better than the iPad in some ways. And, there are already accessories and support available for it.
If you want to see how good the 10.2 in aPad with windows really is, you can read a review, and see video, close up photos, full specifications, and real time pricing at theaPad Review Websitelocated at http://10inchclonetablet.com/
Features On The Larger aPad (the 10.2 inch iPad Clone) With The Option For Windows
