I have the 4" Samsung Galaxy player. It was marketed as a competitor
to the iPod Touch. It's essentially the Galaxy II without a cellular
radio. They came in several sizes, but are all out of production. You
can find a used one on Amazon or eBay, but at that rate you might be
better off getting a older smartphone.
Quoting "James E. LaBarre" <[email protected]>:
Looking for suggestions on a cheap, pocket-sized (4" screen?)
Android "tablet". Not ready to go to a "smartphone" yet, as I don't
feel like getting reamed on a data plan I'd never use anyway.
I currently have a Galaxy Tab4, but it's the 10.1" model. While
that's nice for most of the reading, research, etc I use a tablet
for, it would also be handy to have something closer in form-factor
to the old and greatly-missed PalmOS handhelds. Want to be able to
use Skype (audio) around the house (working from home), keep quick
notes for when I'm out running errands, etc. Essentially something
similar to an iPod touch, just without the Apple ecosystem and the
Apple pricetag. (besides, an iOS device wouldn't mesh well with the
rest of my Android and Linux systems).
I had considered something like one of those TracFone pre-paid
phones, but I don't know if any of the pre-paid options (tracfone or
otherwise) could be used in a WiFi-only mode.
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