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Toshiba tablet's loaded with ports, but too hefty for eWEEK reviewer

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Toshiba's Thrive is a decent, if unspectacular, entry to the trundling Android Honeycomb tablet market, according to this eWEEK review. However, the availability of multiple ports will please enterprise users, who might also like the removable battery better than did author Clint Boulton....

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Jeff91 ·
Really? Do most Android devices lack this by default?

~Jeff
gus3 ·
Yes. With constrained resources and a constrained UI (essentially an embedded system) a file manager borders on pointless for most users.

Now that I think about it, that's true for most users, period. How many users deleted their C:WINDOWS directory to free up space?

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