back to article ViewSonic tempts tablet triers with cash-for-kit deal

ViewSonic is offering up to £125 off the price of its ViewPad tablets to anyone who'll swap their netbook for a fondle slab. The deal isn't quite as straightforward as that, alas. You'll have to buy your ViewPad first - either the 7in or 10in model - and then apply for the rebate online. You have 30 days to claim, and you must …

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  1. Neil_

    Review?

    Did you review the larger Viewsonic tablet, El Reg?

  2. frank ly

    Differences

    I assume that Viewsonic had to limit the Viewpad-10 to Android 1.6 as a condition of Microsoft selling them Win7 licences?

    Its interesting to compare the differences between the viewpad-10.htm and the viewpad-7.htm web pages.

    Mainly, the Viewpad-7 page states the battery capacity and claims a battery life of 4-6 hours of heavy, continuous use. The Viewpad-10 page does not mention the battery or the battery life.

    Also, the Viewpad-10 has a multi-lingual user guide .pdf available. The viewpad-7 only has a spec sheet. Have fun noticing the other differences :)

    1. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      Intel port

      As far as I remember, 1.6 is the latest version Intel has ported for it's CPU's.

      The limitation has more to do with availability of Andorid on x86.

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