Disgo Tablet 6000

“It's hard to give an overall impression on the Disgo Tablet 6000 because it really is such a mixed bag. On the one hand it absolutely infuriates you when it crashes, refuses to carry out simple tasks and unexpectedly exits an application whilst you're in the middle of something. It's also very annoying that you haven't got full access to all of the Android goodness in the official Market.However, you do have to keep reminding yourself that this is a tablet that costs around a third of what you'd pay for the Samsung Galaxy Tab, so you can't expect it to be a game-changing device. And, when it's playing nicely, it's a great little toy and a fantastic little portable media player, with decent web browsing capabilities as well.Therefore, don't buy the Disgo Tablet 6000 if you want to be part of the Android revolution, making use of all of the cutting edge apps and so forth. Buy it if you want a cheap tablet-like device that you can chuck in your bag and make use of when you're out an about. Look at it as a decent MP3 and video playback device, with some nice web enabled widgets thrown in. It's also handy to have laying about on the living room coffee table if you want to look something up quickly and you haven't got your laptop fired up.It's no SamTab rival that's for sure, but for less than you'd pay for a mid-range smartphone, it's a nice looking device that has enough power on board to adequately support your portable multimedia needs.”