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If we were the betting type, we'd have been willing to wager that the Bush MyTablet was a lost cause from the off. The reality is that we couldn't have been more wrong. The middling battery life and limited RAM may put off some users, but there's only...
This is bargain basement electronics. It's cheap, solid and probably a good gift for a kid - given that they'll either lose interest after a week or break it. Argos makes no bones about releasing this for the Christmas market and there is something very...
While the Bush MyTablet from Argos has an undeniably low price, its awful screen, sluggish processor and software annoyances mean it's not worth buying, even for £100. For similar money, there are much more enjoyable options to go...
But at £270, this is way beyond the budget of any likely benefactor. And he knows it.Help could be at hand, however, in the unlikely shape of Tesco and Argos.Both retailers have launched their own-brand mini tablet computers for less than half the...
Argos is specifically targeting the 8 to 13-year-old market and the MyTablet comes pre-loaded with a number of games such as Angry Birds and Fantasy Breaker.It promises the device has “pre-loaded parental controls”, which is not true as I could view a...
Just weeks after Tesco launched the low-cost and arguably high-performing Hudl tablet , Argos has come out with its own: the MyTablet . Read our Argos MyTablet vs Tesco Hudl comparison review to see how the two of the least expensive tablets on the...
