Packard Bell Liberty Tab G100 10 inch

By Wired UK on January 18, 2012

Yes, it's a me-too Android tablet that doesn't have too much to distinguish it from the competition. But it is cheaper than some of its rivals from the likes of Samsung and Sony, while delivering much the same benefits. If you can live with the...

By itreviews.com on January 04, 2012

Packard Bell's Liberty Tab is essentially the Acer Iconia A500 with a glossy cover, less obtrusive interface and more efficient Honeycomb OS; with the main reason to prefer this machine being the highly attractive price point....

By GadgetSpeak on December 01, 2011

According to the Concise Oxford Dictionary a “tab” is a small flap, strip, tag or tongue; an account, tally; and keep an account of. However in more recent parlance, a tab is also the abbreviated form used to describe the latest hot topics...

By PC Advisor on October 26, 2011

We were pleasantly surprised by the responsiveness and general likability of the Packard Bell Liberty Tab. The hardware and the rather plasticky build are not without their shortcomings, but the specification and price of this tablet is above par....

By T3 Magazine on September 09, 2011

A heavy build and lack of Honeycomb apps let's down an otherwise decent all-round Android...

By TechRadar on August 26, 2011

With so many manufacturers trying to emulate the iPad's sleek black bezel and paper-thin form factor, it's good to see a tablet that's a little different once in a while. Enter the Packard Bell Liberty Tab, available in cherry-red or brown...

By PC Pro on August 19, 2011

Not as sleek and slim as the Galaxy Tab 10.1, but this Android 3 tablet is well priced and well designed...

By Expert Reviews on August 18, 2011

A glossier version of Acer's Iconia Tab, the Liberty Tab's touchscreen can be frustrating to use, but it's essentially the same and good value, too...

By ITP.net on July 12, 2011

While the Liberty Tab requires a bit of optimisation it’s the least expensive path to owning a Honeycomb-powered device....

By Hifitest.de on May 07, 2012

Packard Bell ist mit dem Liberty Tab G100 ein Tablet gelungen, das gut aussieht, sich einfach bedienen lässt und über enorme Ausdauer verfügt. Die Ausstattung lässt kaum Wünsche offen. Lediglich ein 3G-Modul würde die...