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#132189 11-Oct-2013 19:27
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Any particular standouts for sub $100 and sub $200 Android tablets available in NZ or imported?

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  #913858 11-Oct-2013 20:22
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Personally quite happy with my HP Slate 7 fits both the price categories i paid $99 new in a store opening sale but they retail at about the $200 mark normally. Overall quite good but let down by the screen resolution which is not HD.



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  #913899 11-Oct-2013 22:36
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Shameless plug :)
I've got a pretty much brand new hp slate 7 silver you can have for $150 plus courier.
Less than a month old and in original box etc.
Was hoping to use it as another point of sale device but screen just a bit too small so we will get another 10" tablet.




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  #913902 11-Oct-2013 22:46
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Wouldn't it be worth getting a second hand one with better specs than a new cheap one?

Unless of course it's for a present...



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  #913904 11-Oct-2013 22:52
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HP Slate 7 would be my pick in that budget.

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  #914337 13-Oct-2013 15:59
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Try the Nextbook 7 Premium, I HAD one, until I bricked it trying to flash CWM onto it.

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  #914382 13-Oct-2013 18:30
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I imported a Nexus 7 2013 edition and it's by far the best tablet I've used. In my opinion it's worth spending the little bit extra and going towards the N7 or picking up the old version of the N7 online.




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