> mherger;677864 Wrote: >> >> I think you really should know clearly what you're going to do with >> your tablet, before you decide what to buy. >> > The tricky part is that with new type of devices like this the things > you "think" you are going to use it for can often be quite different to > what you actually end up using them for.
True! I would never have considered the 7" device as my first (and final) choice. But now that I've had it for a while, I think I would have been happy too... I would never have thought so. > If I've understood correct, HTC has some issue with the Logitech > Squeezebox app so based on this I think I need something else than a > HTC. The "HTC issue" is fixed now. But they have a poor track-record about breaking compatibility. Ask bluegaspode (I think?) about the UDAP configuration tool for receiver et al. > The Samsung devices (Galaxy Note and Tab 7.7 or Tab 8.9) looks nice, > does anyone have experience using them together with Squeezebox remotes > ? > > A friend of mine have a Motorola Xoom, which he likes, but I don't > think it has the latest Android version. I think there's only one device with the latest "Ice Cream Sandwich" version: Samsung's reference phone. And that's probably your best bet if you want to be future proof: get whatever Google uses to announce something new. It's most likely to be the device which will get longest support. I've been burnt with the HTC Desire: while they do offer an update to 2.3, it's only considered a developer's edition, not for the end-user. Which means: I can develop/test for the Desire & 2.3, but most users will never use this combination. The Acer Iconia got updated from 3.0 to 3.2 within minutes after I had set it up. -- Michael _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
