[ใหม่] Low Price HTC Flyer 7 inch Tablet PC (16GB, WiFi, Android)

• The HTC Flyer’s magic pen transforms anything. It can draw, paint, write, and even retouch pictures
• HTC Flyer transforms into a portable cinema for your viewing pleasure
• Comes equipped with dual speakers for a much richer listening and entertainment experience
• Take great shots with the 5MP camera and capture life in HD with the 720p HD camcorder
• Take family photos to another level with HTC’s new Snapbooth

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HTC Flyer

Serious gaming wherever you go--a powerful processor and gorgeous graphics lets the HTC flyer handle rich, immersive games with ease. Amplify your audio experience It’s not just the visuals that are impressive. HTC Flyer comes with dual speakers for a much richer listening and entertainment experience. Enjoy high fidelity sound with SRS WOW HD™ virtual surround sound.

Fly through the web with your friends, wherever you are

Conveniently compact and light enough for you to travel around, yet amazingly powerful, the HTC Flyer tablet with a 7-inch display and a super speedy 1.5 GHz processor is perfect for web browsing at home, in the car or on a business trip. To make it just that little bit better, it even comes equipped with Adobe Flash support, multi-window browsing with pinch to zoom capability, and a clever quick look-up that allows you tap into Wikipedia, Youtube and other web resources as you wish.
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Capture life in HD

Have you ever had a camera with a 7-inch view finder? It’s an eye opening experience for sure! Take great shots with the 5MP camera and capture life in HD with the 720p HD camcorder.

A library in your pocket

There’s no need to carry epic novels around with you anymore with a built-in library of classics at your fingertips. Flick through titles, and even highlight and explore a word or phrase through Wikipedia, Google, YouTube or the dictionary. The HTC Flyer lets you download your favorite books and take them anywhere.

A library in your pocket

Take family photos to another level with our new Snapbooth. You can change lenses or add effects to make moments more memorable. And when you’re done taking the photo, use the pen to re-touch it, name it or turn your picture into a birthday card.
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Fun at every turn

No more hunting around for stuff, anything you want is only a swipe and a tap away. Photos, entertainment, weather, calendar, mail, friends smoothly roll around at your fingertips, front and center, while giving you a sneak peak of what’s to come.

Hollywood on demand

With HTC Watch, HTC Flyer transforms into a portable cinema featuring a wide selection of the latest Hollywood blockbusters for on-demand viewing. And with an expansive 7-inch screen and superb SRS virtual surround sound, you can immerse yourself in the cinematic experience whether it'’s on a short break or a long drive.

Zoodles of fun with kid mode

Transform your HTC Flyer into a fun, safe and secure playground for your kids. Kid Mode opens up a world of brainy games, story books - that let you tell a bedtime story even when you’re not there and art mode that incorporates the magic pen and lets their artistic side run wild.

A weighty little unit - on the solid side rather than cumbersome. For all the nonsense spouted on the Internet about this not running Android Honeycomb - at the moment this doesn't matter. HTC have done a great job with their Sense UI so that apps give you that 'tablet' experience. Honeycomb is apparently in the pipeline for the device anyway.

** EDIT - Now running Honeycomb. The benefits?
* Crisper UI with icons designed for tablets rather than phones
* Apps now using tablet designs rather than oversized phone designs - GMAIL split screen for instance
* You can now use the pen as a stylus to navigate / use the UI.
* I've noticed that memory management seems MUCH better under Honeycomb so the tablet never seems to struggle for memory.
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The basic functionality is excellent. Great native email client with faultless support for POP/IMAP and Active Sync (I'm looking at you BB Playbook - tut tut). Calendar and contacts from Active Sync come across nicely. The web browsing experience is genuinely brilliant. Flash support is good - and in browser youtube / and BBC news videos work well. I did wonder whether the 7inch screen would be big enough - but it seems fine to me. The browser is quick as well - with multi tab support.

Battery life seems quite good. For instance, I worked the tablet quite hard yesterday for browsing and Skype and still had over half the charge left at the end of the day. (nb - I used a non Market Skype apk (package) to enable video chat on the device before the official release - probably not recommended from a security point of view - but it showed how good the video chat will be when the official Android tablet version is released).
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Official Skype video chat now released and works very well.
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I've yet to make my mind up about the magic pen. It has been very useful in some respects. A number of times I've found a web page - highlighted some info and forwarded it on via email. Whether it will be a good note taker - I'm not sure. I think it will but it will need some getting used to. One thing I feel I do need to mention is that most of the demonstrations you see about it show almost crayon like thickness to the writing. The truth of the matter is that the nib or brush can go very fine and remains quite responsive. Usage of the pen toolset becomes intuitive in a short period of time. Palm rejection is reasonable but I find it's best when you get the nib of the pen touching the screen before resting your palm down.

The case that it comes with is good quality and has a pen holder - but it's more like a pouch. Every time you want to dip in to the internet you have to drag the Flyer out and it gets in the way of the experience. This sounds like a petty moan but the whole point of tablet tech for me is to move in and out of the internet without any fuss or delay. I'd recommend getting a case with a magnetic clasp that lets you open it up like a book and get to the screen without having to take the Flyer out every time. There are some nice ones going cheap that double up as stands so you can watch video (the quality of which is excellent).
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As a book reader - the inbuilt app is very fancy and integrates with the pen technology as you'll have seen in the you tube demonstrations. Page turning effects are all very nice - yet the selection of books 'appears' limited compared to some other book stores. I've opted for the Kindle app instead. The reading experience is great but you have to accept that a tablet with backlit screen will not beat a dedicated book e-reader for quality - but it will do nicely if you don't want multiple devices around the house.

Just one other point that's been quite important to me. The ability to expand storage by adding an SD card is great - as is Androids flexibility to allow me to connect to network attached storage (with the right app) if I like without having to sync up through a.n.other system. Again - it just enabled integration with my existing environment without needing more 'stuff' or 'procedures' to get at my data.
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4 stars instead of 5?
Three reasons:
1 - The cameras (mainly the rear HD one) are not great if the light quality is poor. I've had a couple of HTC phones like this. If you have low watt lights indoors - expect pictures to be grainy.
2 - It's overpriced in my opinion by around £50 / £75
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Now at a bargain price .. I'm considering getting one for my wife
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3 - I don't think there is a single tablet out there that I would give 5 stars to yet because I'm fussy.

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