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Good for what a tablet is meant for : Lenovo K1 Ideapad 130422U 10.1-Inch Tablet (Black)
I wanted a tablet to read professional journals and preprints (like those on [...]) and to keep me entertained on flights. For the most part, the Ideapad K1 fits the bill.
Right out of the box, most apps will work, including the documents reader. If you received one of the earlier shipped models, however, the promised Netflix app is missing, and many store apps will be unstable (I tried Google Sky). You need to achieve an update which will provide Netflix and stability fixes (Google Sky works very well now).
The included documents reader is a definite bonus for this tablet. For example, I'm able to read Office (Word, Excel, etc.) attachments on e-mail. I can download Pdfs and read them comfortably. The Pdf rendering speed is pretty zippy, fast sufficient that I'm not distracted by it while reading. For small-font, double-column text that's favorite in many professional journals, it's easy to find a screen orientation and zoom level for comfortable reading. Panning nearby a zoomed-in Pdf page is intuitive and smooth.
The reception of the built-in wifi receiver is not as good as my laptop or Iphone. Typically, the signal compel on my Ideapad is 1 bar below my other devices. The signal compel icon is not just cosmetic; when the signal compel appears as 1 bar or below, web page loading and app downloads slow down considerably.
I've also noticed that the wifi receiver can achieve best or worse depending on the network. So far I've been connecting consistently with Wireless-G (802.11g). My Ideapad has played well with home and hotel networks, but it's been hit-or-miss with airport networks. At one airport, my laptop performed fine with fast webpage loads, but the Ideapad struggled. At another airport, there was no discernible incompatibility in carrying out between Ideapad and laptop.
One spirited feature of the Ideapad is that it has hardware Drm capability, which means that (in principle) you can download rented movies to watch offline, say, on an airplane. However, I have yet to find an app that will admittedly allow you to cache movies for offline viewing. The included mSpot movies app appears to hold only streaming, as does Netflix and movies on the Android store (which you have to watch via YouTube). I'm hoping that offline movie capabilities will appear soon.
It's worth mentioning that the tablet has a built-in Gps and compass, so that augmented reality and sailing apps will work. The Gps capability is strangely missing from the goods record on many sites.
As is base for Android tablets, the Google mail and calendar integration is easy to set up.
Overall, I'm very happy with the Ideapad, but then my expectations were minimal. I needed a good documents reader that could entertain me while traveling, and it's roughly there. The only feature I'm missing is the capability to cache rented films for offline viewing.
