There
are three types of Tablet PCs: the convertible, the slate and the rugged. Each
type is designed with a specific user in mind. Whether you're looking for
something sleek and extremely portable or extremely durable, knowing the choices
available will help you decide which is best.
The
Flyer looks like a blown up HTC Sensation from the front. Well, HTC has a good
thing going in its smart phone design department and it ain’t such a bad thing
to carry it forward in the tablet space too. The rear, however, is a different
story all together. The top and bottom are two white pieces of plastic that
come off to accommodate a SIM card and microSD card. Taking these pieces off is
a monumental task and there were moments as many when I feared something would
snap. Between the two is a metallic-finish portion that stays put and makes the
tablet feel sturdy enough to last for a reasonable period of time.
Apart from the
usual features you would expect from an Android tablet, the HTC Flyer also boasts of
the new Scribe feature. To make use of this feature, the Flyer comes bundled
with a stylus (known as the "Magic Pen"). Scribe allows you to make
annotations, sketch or write notes using the stylus like you would on a regular
notepad. You can scribble on the screen within almost every app (except for
videos and the camera) and the moment you tap the screen with the pen, the
tablet takes a snapshot of the screen allowing you to scribble on it.
This is a really snappy little device. With a 1.5 GHz Snapdragon
processor and 1 GB of RAM, it’s pretty hard to slow this thing down. It never
feels laggy or jittery, graphic intensive games like Dungeon Defenders load
quickly and moving around inside the OS is comfortable. The stylus is very
useful and functions mostly as you’d want it to.
So for what are you waiting guys check it out HTC Flyer specification and features is too cool gadgets ever.
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