CherryPal CherryPad America C515

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Pros:

Very inexpensive. Small and light. Runs Android.
Sturdy aluminum back, Decent video playback, Includes Android Market

Cons:

Company's reputation is questionable. Some features are not yet enabled. Resistive touch screen can be difficult to type on. Limited storage.
Resistive touchscreen tough to tap, Sluggish performance, Problems downloading from Android Market, Awful sound

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Last revision on August 15, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Very inexpensive. Small and light. Runs Android
Sturdy aluminum back, Decent video playback, Includes Android Market

Reviewers Didn't Like

Company's reputation is questionable. Some features are not yet enabled. Resistive touch screen can be difficult to type on. Limited storage
Resistive touchscreen tough to tap, Sluggish performance, Problems downloading from Android Market, Awful sound

Expert reviews and ratings

The Android-based Cherrypal CherryPad has flaws aplenty, and there are definitely better tablet options, but its $188 price tag is tough to beat....

By PC Mag on November 09, 2010

How much Android tablet can you really get for less than $200? Not as much as we'd...

By LaptopMag on November 03, 2010

Tablets, tablets and more tablets. If we were asked to pick only one HOT product category this holiday shopping season, there wouldn't be even a nanosecond of hesitation before we offered the words tablet PCs. Tablet PCs may not be a new product...

By HotHardware on October 29, 2010