Android Tablets - A Fantastic Alternative to the iPad

Bridging the gap between laptops and smartphones, tablets are becoming increasingly popular as a way to access the Internet and other digital content. With the IPAD so popular among die-hard fans of Apple, Google has successfully found the open-source side of the tablet on the market. Here we present the top 5 free pills.

1 Acer Iconia Tab A500

U $ 449, Acer Iconia Tab A500 offers great value for money. This is a good software customization, and a USB port and a slot for microSD cards are very useful. However, it must be said that some people will find a grid touchscreen to be a little uncomfortable. It is also a bit heavier than other tablets.

2 Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101

For only $ 399, Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101 is the best value free pills available at this time. It is a fast processor, great multitasking capabilities, and calendar and e-mail notifications. In addition, it has HDMI output, giving you HD video capabilities too. Another great thing about this pill is that adding additional keyboard workstation ($ 150 extra) you can convert it into a notebook. However, the virtual keyboard is not very good at predictive and May, some users find the interface a bit cluttered.

3 Motorola Xoom

Although not quite as cheap as some other pills, Xoom Motorola's first Android tablet feature Honeycomb Google operating system. It is fast, with flash support and a nice touch screen, which is very sensitive. As TF101 above, it also has an HDMI output. However, some people find the interface that May is a little overcomplicated, but there is currently no support for SD cards either.

4 Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

Again, although the tablet is not the cheapest one in our list, it has many great features. For example, it is the thinnest tablet on the market, a fantastic 10.1-inch HD display and improved task due Honeycomb 3.1. It also has flash, and even comes with ear buds. However, some users find the video playback May be a little bad.

5 Toshiba advance

It must be said, Toshiba is the bulkiest Honeycomb tablet progress so far. It is a shame, since it is not cheap. However, it does not win when it comes to connectivity, with respect to USB, mini-USB and HDMI ports, plus card slot SDXC.