Lightly used 10" Android tablet (and accessories) for sale
Hi. A few months ago, I bought (from woot.com) a Viewsonic gTablet 10.1" Android tablet to use mainly as an ebook reader. I found it to be a great general-purpose Android tablet (after I wiped the somewhat flaky version of Android it came with and replaced it with CyanogenMod), but since I do most of my ebook reading on the subway, sometimes standing, it was a bit too heavy and too bulky for my purposes. (It really needs two hands.)
It’s nice and fast, and (in addition to a mini-USB port for synching) it has a full-sized USB port for attaching a keyboard or flash drive (or, I think, even a powered USB hard drive). It’s got a front-facing camera for video chatting. t’s got a capacitative (read “good”) touchscreen. It will come with a fresh install of CyanogenMod on it.
In addition to the tablet, I've got two docking cradles (which provide another USB port, and theoretically an HDMI-out port and a wired Ethernet port, although I have not successfully gotten HDMI to work under CyanogenMod and I didn’t try Ethernet), and a portfolio case with a built-in USB keyboard which turns the thing into a touchscreen mini-laptop (although you really need to use it on a table).
Anyway, $200.00 for the lot, PayPal preferred. (I bought the tablet itself for ~$280 new. The accessories added up to about another $100, but I was using a gift card for most of that.)
It’s nice and fast, and (in addition to a mini-USB port for synching) it has a full-sized USB port for attaching a keyboard or flash drive (or, I think, even a powered USB hard drive). It’s got a front-facing camera for video chatting. t’s got a capacitative (read “good”) touchscreen. It will come with a fresh install of CyanogenMod on it.
In addition to the tablet, I've got two docking cradles (which provide another USB port, and theoretically an HDMI-out port and a wired Ethernet port, although I have not successfully gotten HDMI to work under CyanogenMod and I didn’t try Ethernet), and a portfolio case with a built-in USB keyboard which turns the thing into a touchscreen mini-laptop (although you really need to use it on a table).
Anyway, $200.00 for the lot, PayPal preferred. (I bought the tablet itself for ~$280 new. The accessories added up to about another $100, but I was using a gift card for most of that.)
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It’s modded by replacing the stock firmware (which was ViewSonic’s tweak of Android) with CyanogenMod, which is somebody else’s tweak of Android that runs on lots of phones and tablets. The net effect, I believe, is actually to make it a more standard Android tablet. Poking around the CyanogenMod web site will give you a clearer sense.
There are some Android Market apps that think they aren’t compatible with it (mainly due to screen size), but most are fine, and since it didn’t originally ship with Android Market access at all, it’s a net improvement in terms of app compatibility versus the stock firmware.
That said, I’ve poked around and I believe I have the right files to reflash the stock OS it came with, if DD doesn’t want it and you do and you’d prefer the stock firmware.
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How soon would you like to complete the sale?
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Monday I'm going to be up in NH for taura_g's father's funeral.
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If there’s a time you could get to where I’m going to be, let me know. Otherwise I may see if other potential takers could pick it up. Sorry about the logistical issues!
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Sunday afternoon looks open for me. I could drive down to meet you somewhere (either at your or your sweetie's place I assume?)
If you know in advance, send a time/address to my gmail please; elsewise call my cell and I'll leave home on Sunday once I hear from you.
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