Android Tablets

What to look for when choosing an Android tablet?

Display size

• Small - 7" to 8" - suitable for children, frequent travel and less demanding users.
• Standard - 9" to 10" - easily carried and large enough for multimedia use.
• Large - more than 10"- Large, clear display suitable for viewing movies and working comfortably.

Internal Memory Capacity

• up to 8GB - only enough space for a few applications and a small amount of music.
• 16GB - enough space for a few applications and music albums.
• 32 GB - space for dozens of applications and works well for most uses. This is suitable for most people.
• 64GB - enough space for dozens of apps, games, music albums, and several movies.
• 128GB - able to store hundreds of apps, games and dozens of movies. Suitable for intensive use.
• 256GB - more than enough space for dozens of movies, games and applications. Perfect for the most demanding users.

How do Android tablets differ by manufacturer?

Although they are all based on the Android operating system, each manufacturer integrates slightly different setup options and graphics features into their tablets.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of Android tablets?

Advantages	Disadvantages
Thousands of games and apps on Google Play Highly customisable environment Wide selection, from budget to premium Memory card support	They are more demanding on hardware performance Slow updates to new OS versions

Additional Features

• Office Applications - Allow you to work on the move or from the comfort of your couch.
• 3G/LTE modem - Allows you to connect to the Internet even without a WiFi network.
• Fingerprint reader - quickly unlock the tablet by holding your finger on the reader.
• Waterproof - A waterproof tablet can survive getting wet.
• Bluetooth - wireless pairing with headphones or speakers.
• NFC - wireless tablet pairing with one-touch speakers.