Conclusion: The Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet K1 is as good as its Android Honeycomb tablet competition, but doesn't offer any game-changing differentiators that make it stand out in the
Pros: Fast performance. Good multimedia features. Clever button and camera layout. Physical Home button. Netflix is preloaded.
Conclusion: If you’re looking for an affordable 10.1-inch tablet, the Lenovo IdeaPad K1 is not the cheapest tablet, but at about $450, it does come in at less than most other 32GB
Pros: Good pre-loaded apps, Good price for 32GB of storage, Lenovo App Shop good for productivity apps, Physical Back button works well
Cons: Heavy & big, No microUSB port, Crappy charging port, Android UI modifications are ugly, Plastic backplate is hollow & attracts fingerprints
Summary: Verdict: Since the K1 offers loads of software, is a Honeycomb device and sports potent hardware, it’s a great value buy that delivers a smooth experience.
Pros: Loads of apps and games preloaded, reasonably priced, delivers a decent user experience.
Cons: Rear cover cheapens the K1’s otherwise premium look and feel, home button isn’t placed well.
Excerpt: The Lenovo IdeaPad K1 strives to be more than just another Android tablet . From its Honeycomb tweaks to its plethora of preloaded apps--many of which...
Summary: With a price tag of Rs. 33,990, the Lenovo IdeaPad K1 is officially the cheapest and most feature rich tablet in the market with the most amount of onboard storage.
Lenovo IdeaPad K1 im Test: Was taugt das Lenovo-Tablet?
online-tarife.de
29 February 2012
Summary: Große Tablets, wie auch das 10.1-Zoll messende Lenovo K1, müssen sich häufig mit den Vergleich mit dem Tablet-Platzhirsch aus Cupertino gefallen lassen.
Pros: schnelles Android-Tablet, hohe Auflösung
Cons: viele Apps vorinstalliert, stürtzte gelegentlich ab
Conclusion: Mit dem IdeaPad K1 bietet Lenovo dem zukünftigen Tablet-Besitzer ein attraktives Paket. Die soliden Spezifikationen des K1 und der erschwingliche Preis bringen das Tablet...