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#105387 3-Jul-2012 13:42
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i seen versions around but they always include phone and other phone apps i would never use

is there any tablet pc versions out there for laptops because these look better and have no phone apps ect

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DrStrangelove
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  #650058 3-Jul-2012 13:55
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May like to checkout

http://www.android-x86.org/

I've looked at a few in VirtualBox and didn't quite get that 'Wow' factor, but may be better presented on a netbook.. BUT I'd say with these builds it's VERY dependant on the netbook/notebook in question.

Also with these builds I'd question stability, network (WiFi) and app support. Laughing


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