我几乎决定在我离开台湾之前购买一个廉价的中国通用/无名字平板电脑。
这将是我的第一个Android和我的第一个触摸屏设备。我在购买一些非常便宜的东西,因为现在我没有太多的一次性钱,不需要一个严肃的硬件。这将是或多或少是玩具与技术一起玩的玩具。
所说,我仍然想要避免最糟糕的硬件,并为我的钱获得最佳价值。但当然课程对通用设备的评论很难找到,有时他们甚至没有品牌名称或型号。
那么我该如何做些什么来评估我在消费电子市场中可以玩的Android平板电脑?
我几乎决定在我离开台湾之前购买一个廉价的中国通用/无名字平板电脑。
这将是我的第一个Android和我的第一个触摸屏设备。我在购买一些非常便宜的东西,因为现在我没有太多的一次性钱,不需要一个严肃的硬件。这将是或多或少是玩具与技术一起玩的玩具。
所说,我仍然想要避免最糟糕的硬件,并为我的钱获得最佳价值。但当然课程对通用设备的评论很难找到,有时他们甚至没有品牌名称或型号。
那么我该如何做些什么来评估我在消费电子市场中可以玩的Android平板电脑?
I have pretty much decided to buy a cheap Chinese generic / no-name tablet before I leave Taiwan.
This will be my first Android and my first touchscreen device of any kind. I'm buying something very cheap because right now I don't have much disposable money and don't need a serious bit of hardware. This will be more or less a toy to play with the tech.
That being said I still want to avoid the worst pieces of hardware and get the best value for my money. But of course reviews for generic devices are hard to find and sometimes they don't even seem to have brand names or model numbers.
So what should I do to evaluate an Android tablet that I physically can play with in a consumer electronics market?
不容易说。 Android版本是一个明显的起点,并且与更大的名称更重要,因为使用这款便宜的名称,您通常不会得到任何支持和更新,因此您将陷入平板电脑附带的版本。如果您能负担得起,请不要低于Kitkat。果冻bean是绝对的最小值,永不低于那个。
在看到几个较小的片剂和相关的用户问题后,我会说第二个最重要的点是记忆。廉价的片剂具有较少的记忆力,而且它们通常提供卡槽,这可能非常欺骗。 Android只允许您在第一和第二内存区域之间移动应用程序(提供了应用程序本身允许它,这通常很少见,因此更好地依靠它)。我看到了很多片剂,内存已经分为两个,存储卡等于第三个,例如8 GB平板电脑:
在此设置中,您无法将应用程序移动到存储卡,仅向辅助("USB" )内存。由于大多数应用程序根本不会移动,因此您实际上限制了1 GB的实际应用存储,这几乎没有足够的浏览器,视频播放器,Facebook和类似内容以及存储卡无济于事你也是。问题是,制造商不会告诉您这一点,他们只是说明您有8 GB的平板电脑,可用6 GB。当然,这是真实的,考虑到1 + 5 = 6但这并没有揭示整个情况。
不知何故,您必须确保它没有以这种方式划分,您将拥有至少2-4 GB的真实,应用可用内存来玩。当然,越多越好。但是,您需要个人测试或至少在他们恰当地描述它的地方可靠的评论。如果您可以在商店的肉体中查看它,那真的有助于。
Not easy to say. Android version is an obvious starting point and is much more important than with bigger names because with this cheap ones, you normally don't get any support and updates, so you will be stuck with the version that came with the tablet. Don't go below KitKat if you can afford it. Jelly Bean is the absolute minimum, never below that.
After having seen a couple of smaller tablets and related user problems, I'd say the second most important point is the memory. Cheap tablets come with smaller amounts of memory and while they usually offer a card slot, this can be very deceiving. Android only allows you to move apps between the first and second memory area (provided the app itself allows it, which is usually rare, so better not counting on it). And I saw quite a few tablets where the internal memory is already partitioned in two, the memory card coming in as third, for instance, a 8 GB tablet:
In this setup, you can't move apps to the memory card, only to the secondary ("USB") memory. And because most of your apps will not move at all, you're practically limited to 1 GB of actual app storage that is hardly enough for the standard selection of browsers, video players, Facebook and similar stuff and the memory card won't help you, either. The problem is, the manufacturer will not tell you this, they will simply state that you have a 8 GB tablet, 6 GB available. Which is, of course, true, considering that 1 + 5 = 6 but this doesn't reveal the whole situation.
Somehow you have to make sure that it isn't partitioned this way, that you will have at least 2-4 GB of real, app-usable memory to play with. The more the better, of course. But you'll need either personal testing or at least a reliable review somewhere where they describe it precisely enough. If you can check it out in the flesh in a store, that would really help.
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