AT&T Jetstream

Based on 4 reviews

First AT&T LTE tablet, Fast, Great stereo speakers, Innovative stylus tricks.
Stylish design, Excellent display, All-day battery life, Pen included
The HTC Jetstream has good build quality and thoughtful design. Also, HTC's Sense interface is integrated into Honeycomb with great success.
Top quality materials, friendly UI, fast LTE, great camera.

Few cities have AT&T LTE, Heavy, Expensive, Proprietary USB jack.
Expensive, Subpar note-taking features, Poor speaker placement, No pen slot
The HTC Jetstream is way overpriced for what it offers, either with a contract or without, and the 4G LTE speeds will be experienced by only a few in the U.S. Also, although button placement is sound, the tablet is thicker and heavier than we prefer.
Expensive! No mobile hotspot feature for 4G sharing.

Reviews

By PC Mag on November 07, 2011

The HTC Jetstream is a powerful Android tablet that hooks into AT&T's LTE network, but it's too heavy and overpriced to compete well....

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By Here's How on October 27, 2011

HTC's first 10.1-inch Android tablet is also the first tablet to operate on Rogers' new high-speed LTE...

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By LaptopMag on October 26, 2011

To make a Android tablet stand out from the crowd, device manufacturers have to offer users something more than just a standard Android experience. Enter the HTC Jetstream by AT&T, a 10-inch tablet that is the first to ride the carrier's 4G LTE...

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By cnet on October 22, 2011

The HTC Jetstream brings Sense to Honeycomb successfully, but it prices itself out of most consumers' budgets, while offering little to...

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By SlashGear on October 12, 2011

It is, again, unfortunate that this tablet will cost you seven bills. If you take away the price, on the other hand, you’ve got one of the nicest Android tablets on the market, complete with the most comprehensive and well-done user interface...

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By MobileTechReview on September 08, 2011

The HTC Jetstream is the "be all that you can" tablet, with a price tag to match. Several years ago, that was Sony's thing: make the best but make it expensive. Now Sony's is releasing an average quality 10" Honeycomb tablet at an average price...

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