Sign up for a new account or log in here:
Cheap initial outlay, integrated 3G, well-made and lightweight, sharp, refined screen...
Expensive total cost of ownership, performance stutters in more demanding situations, poor ...
By PC Advisor on June 07, 2012
The Orange Tahiti budget tablet is a mixed bag. On one hand it’s a capable, handsome and portable device; on the other is a poor rear camera and a 24-month contract (which adds up to £480 for the cheapest option, or £600 for the more...
By Pocket-lint on April 26, 2012
Improve the resolution and fix those tinny speakers and onscreen keyboard the Tahiti could be a tempting package; for now it’s humdrum rather than humming...
By itproportal.com on April 06, 2012
Well built, nicely specified and with full Android on board, the Tahiti is impressive and seems like a bargain at first glance. But total up the contract cost, and consider that two years is a long time in the world of tablets before taking the plunge....
By CNET UK on March 28, 2012
The free-on-contract Orange Tahiti may look like a gift but you'll end up having paid over the odds at the end of 24 months. Your money would be better spent on a Wi-Fi-only tablet, especially if you already have a smart phone that can double as a...
By TechRadar on February 16, 2012
A brilliant example of the potential of the tablet market, the Orange Tahiti is a device that will no doubt widely impress the entry-level user that has not been exposed to the likes of the , or . Compared to this selection of competitors, however,...
By Wired UK on February 06, 2012
The Orange Tahiti certainly offers a lot for a bargain price (though bear in mind that you'll be expected to pay £25 a month for two years on top of that initial £70). With a sharp touch screen, fast processor and an HDMI port too, if you...
By Trusted Reviews on February 02, 2012
The Orange Tahiti is a hard tablet to judge. It is both a surprise and a disappointment, a bargain and overpriced. In its best light the Tahiti offers a cheap entry point for those struggling to justify paying the full cost of a tablet and it is well...
By 3G UK on February 01, 2012
So what do we reckon to the Orange Tahiti? If you have the money to spend now, we’d suggest buying one of the top-end tablets, because this device will look out of date by the time you’re coming to the end of your contract. However, for...
By Mobile Choice on January 30, 2012
If you can't afford a premium tablet, the Tahiti is a great option. The baked-in 3G and data contract make for excellent bedfellows...
By RegHardware on January 25, 2012
This is an accomplished and attractive tablet that is easy to carry and use for extended periods. It has a great screen and an adequate camera. Though it doesn’t yet have the latest Ice Cream Sandwich software, its hardware makes it capable of the...
| Trending | Featured |
Get free exclusive content, learn about new features and breaking tech news.
TechSpot on: