Which Android Tablet would you get?

[clockcycle]

Similar to my same question in the EVO subforum, but I wanted a wider opinion as well. http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/htc-evo-4g...d-you-get.html

As an Android Device owner, which of the existing (or soon to be released) Android Tablets would you considering buying?

Personally I had no real idea or desire to look into them until I saw some postings about rooting the B&N Nook Color.. (all it's fault I tell you!)

So now I have gotten to back-tracking on other devices. After having my EVO and practically never using my PC/laptop anymore. A tablet seems very viable, especially with certain games (pocket legends, lol) as a everyday device.

I would like your opinions as fellow Android users.

thanks,

-CC

EDIT: Didn't get a chance to get much feedback from EVO community, thread was closed. Hope we can get some "android user's" opinions. Personally I am looking really hard at the Barnes & Noble Nook Color.

[PropagandaX]

I have been itching for a tablet The nook is tempting. Just unsure if there will be good development. Funny an ereader would be more appealing than the samsung (kind of just a larger version of my evo inmo). I decided I would use a tablet to offload internet browsing and manage notes and calender and tasks, which i currently do with my 12" laptop. I am also considering this:
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[blazingwolf]

I got an Archos 101. Very nice device.

[boredandtattooed]

we now have an Android Tablet Forum http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/android-tablets/ I had the mods move a bunch of Tablet threads there..

[Dr.8820]

good work bored .

[clockcycle]

The nook color has had great reviews, now that it has been found to be able to completely boot off SD. It means great things for developers/users to load up custom roms without actually messing with the unit's firmware. Some devs are already picking this thing up.. Quickly becoming the "darling" of XDA.

Wish list; bluetooth, cam/cameras (for skype vid conferencing), microphone, OTG USB Host, are some things I wish it had..

-CC

[johnrankin]

Having used both tablets and netbooks, I tend to lean toward the netbook. Both are of similar magnitude to the material and size, but really is not a substitute for a keyboard when productivity or ease of use is concerned. The concept seems to be a whole tablet large cell, which has no great capacity to maximize the efficiency of the keyboard.

[rainfreak]

I own a Sprint Galaxy Tab and very much like it.

[BenC]

I looked at the iPad and an Asus netbook, went with the Asus due to a 256gb drive, memory and a real live keyboard, plus a few other things.

[PropagandaX]

Have you seen this one?

Notion Ink Adam: Tech Specs

Battery life is supposed to be insane due to the unique QI pixel display. Nice specs.