[Closed] tesco hudle thingy... any good?

I'm interested in this as well. Mrs S wants to buy Ninento DS's for the kids for Christmas. I reckon a cheap tablet (properly locked down) would give them better games for less money.

[url= http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/anybody-bought-a-tesco-hudl-yet ]http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/anybody-bought-a-tesco-hudl-yet[/url]

Cheers muke... Not feeling on top of the wold today so didnt bother searching...

I do keep posting this, and I haven't bought one so I can't say for sure, but [url= http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing/ipad-tablets-and-ereaders/tablets/kobo-arc-7-tablet-16-gb-21780471-pdt.html?awc=1599_1384169228_4258d3b250a74f7472bc37c5b0564eaf&srcid=369&xtor=AL-1&cmpid=aff~Skimbit~Sub%20Networks&istCompanyId=bec25c7e-cbcd-460d-81d5-a25372d2e3d7&istItemId=qqpxmxaq&istBid=t ]these[/url] look like ridiculous value for money.

Its all about the clubcard points....

Interesting reading.

http://www.techadvisor.co.uk/opinion/mobile-phone/calculating-true-cost-of-your-phone-tablet-or-laptop/

It's the same principle [as Google] with Tesco's Hudl tablet, which costs £119 unless you have enough Club Card points, in which case it can cost you next to nothing. The Hudl is an extension of the Club Card: a means of knowing not only what you eat and drink but what films you watch, music you listen to and books you read. For a retailer the size of Tesco this is hugely valuable data.

Big brother is watching you! Thats fine as.we shop mostly at lidl!!

Anyone know what they are like as an e-reader? Its Mrs vaders only real concern.