Camangi WebStation

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Pros:

Solid, elegant design, Good size display for Web surfing, Straightforward interface, Attachable stand included

Cons:

Resistive touchscreen, Sluggish performance, Poor video quality, Limited format support

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Last revision on August 15, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Solid, elegant design, Good size display for Web surfing, Straightforward interface, Attachable stand included

Reviewers Didn't Like

Resistive touchscreen, Sluggish performance, Poor video quality, Limited format support

Expert reviews and ratings

The world’s first 7-inch Android touchscreen tablet looks sleek but is held back by sluggish performance and a mediocre multimedia...

By LaptopMag on January 14, 2010

This Post Brought To You By The Camangi Webstation Posted on 11 April 2010 by Carly Z The new Camangi Webstation software is much, much better than it used to be. It is faster and definitely more stable (though it does have some issues with...

By Gear Diary on June 01, 2010

I am a tablet fan, I have used loads of tablet PCs some Ultra Mobile PCs, I love phones with touch screens and even own an iPad. Speaking of my iPad the day before I got it I got the Camangi Webstation. The Webstation is a nice sized tablet with a 7...

By HardwareGeeks on May 17, 2010

What is being reviewed?The device up for review today is the Camangi WebStation, an Android based internet tablet. The WebStation was originally released back in late December 2009 and is currently priced at $275. The specs Android OS 1.5 7-inch...

By Gadgetell on April 21, 2010

The device up for review today is the Camangi WebStation, an Android based internet tablet. The WebStation was originally released back in late December 2009 and is currently priced at $275.Android OS 1.57-inch single resistive touchscreen (800 x 480)...

By GamerTell on April 20, 2010

The Camangi WebStation was announced back when Android-based tablets were still a novelty; since then we’ve seen the iPad launch, various other tablets attempt to grab our attention, and read a few pretty dire reviews of the company’s...

By SlashGear on April 16, 2010

As we come to the conclusion of the review lets talk about some of the things we would have loved to seen and what we were not fond of. Number one has to be the fact that the device does not support Flash, this one feature can limit a number of...

By High Tech Reviews on January 01, 2010