Overall, the ViewBook performed OK and is meant to compete in the low-end tablet market with a price of $230. The ViewBook has some good features: 1) great screen compared to other resistive screens; 2) front facing camera; 3) mini-HDMI port; 4) Bluetooth; 5) played video formats including HD without any problems; and 6) handwriting recognition works fine. However, there are some negatives: 1) poor body construction; 2) poor screen (resolution & not capacitive); 3) slightly weaker processor; 4) no 1+1 nor multi-touch screen; and 5) significant difference in battery life between having the WiFi on and having it off. Unless you need a front facing camera and a HDMI port, I would rather buy a Nook Color and install CM7. If ViewBook 730's price was under $200, I would be more incline to recommend it if you are looking for a low-end tablet.
Curielg (Georgia) :
I purchased this tablet for my Mother. I loaded it with APPs for her. The problem is that the Security Feature to require a password or PIN doesn't work. I enable it, but whenever I click on purchase it doesn't request the password or PIN, it just purchases the application. If I remove my Amazon account and create one for my Mother, all the APPs are rendered useless, because when I try to open one, it tells me that I'm not owner of the APP; thus I can't remove it. There appears to be something wrong with the Security feature/"Parental Controls"s as it should required a password if it's enabled. I would rate it 4 stars if these weren't an issue. Please help!
Chen (usa) :
Not a bad tablet if your on a budge. It is very cheap plastic and screen shatters easily when you drop it. There is no android market installed on the tablet, neither can you install it and have it to work. Apps are very limited and it lags a lot sometimes. The battery life is decent but the charger is terrible. Terrible quality therefore I returned it and got myself an Ipad.
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