6 iPad Alternatives to Avoid
September 23rd, 2010 by Chandni Rathod We’ve seen our fair share of good and bad in the realm of iPad wannabes. Here’s a quick roundup of the worst tablets available on the market right now. To avoid making a regrettable purchase, steer clear of these devices.
Camangi Web Station
Price as Reviewed: $399.00
The Camangi Webstation was one of the first Android tablets to hit the market, but the splash it intended to make was more like getting soaked by puddle water from a passing bus. To start, we found the resistive touchscreen literally resistant to touch, making it hard to tap, swipe, or navigate the Android interface. Overall performance proved sluggish, and even the features Camangi touted the most -- media consumption -- were mediocre at best. The lack of apps in the company's app market was the final nail in this 7-inch tablet's coffin.
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