ASUS MeMO HD 7" Pad - £99 at PC World.

[Anonymous]

Looks a half decent tablet especially at that price !

Reviews seem to support a good deal too.

http://www.asus.com/Tablets_Mobile/ASUS_MeMO_Pad_HD_7/

[jonsie]

Now that would be ideal for @Cleoriff and her jetsetting lifestyle

[Cleoriff]

@Anonymous...looks a good price. Could you clarify that this could be used abroad with mobile data?

(I know I could look but would easier if you could tell me?).. pretty please

Can't multi-task at the moment as watching F1...

[Anonymous]

It connects via Wifi

[jonsie]

You should be able to tether or set up a hotspot from your Spanish sim.

[Anonymous]

A review I read earlier http://www.trustedreviews.com/asus-memo-pad-hd-7_Tablet_review

[Cleoriff]

Then sadly..no use to me as no Wifi in apartment

After a 'lot of lessons' from @MI5 and @jonsie I am assured that any tablet MUST have Mifi to suit

my purpose......

[Cleoriff]

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@jonsie wrote:

You should be able to tether or set up a hotspot from your Spanish sim.

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Really @jonsie ..ME??? You know what I said..If it isnt set up ready to go, I will end up chucking it over the

balcony...followed by myself.

The action of 'tethering a Wifi hotspot' is sadly, beyond me...and my 14 days spent in Spain this summer

[Bambino]

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@Cleoriff wrote:

Then sadly..no use to me as no Wifi in apartment

After a 'lot of lessons' from @MI5 and @jonsie I am asssured that any tablet MUST have Mifi to suit

my purpose......

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If you're looking for a 7 inch tablet that you could use without MiFi, you could look at the Google Nexus 7, which will take a sim card and you can use for a phone and for data. Obviously more expensive (£299 on Google Play) but all you would need to do is swap your sim card from your phone to the tablet. I have a feeling that O2 doesn't allow this, but I believe Tesco Mobile (which runs on the O2 network) does.

[adamtemp64]

@Bambino @Cleoriff has a spanish sim already