what is the difference between 2.0 and 4.0 tablet?
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The different between the meep 2.0 tablet needs to be upgrade and the meep 4.0 come loaded with apps, games, e-books and more
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I have the xperia tablet z and mine is running 4.2 there is a 4.3 update coming soon then from what I've heard 4.4 kit kat is going to be the first part of 2014
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android 4.2.2 came out for this tablet, so you can update it. I am using 4.2.2 now.
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2.0 is better the 3.0 is OK but I bought 3 and still have 2 because I did not like them, you play the games and have nice sound and lights, but the 3.0 does not tell you your score- it lets you play the game but you have no benchmark. The 2.0 version is much more fun because it verbally tells you your score each round and it lets you know the highest score.
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I don't think this would be for the 2.0, I guess you'd need to see how much coffee is in a 2.0 and compare it.
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I ordered and Im sending it back it's version 2.24, Im also Looking for v4.0.
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It has a USB 3.0 on the Keyboard Dock. If you are using a micro usb to USB connector for directly connecting to the tablet then it works as USB 2.0
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The newer the operating system, in general, the easier it is to use. As time goes on, the user interface, the ease of multitasking, and the complexity of application the system can run increases. What I would council and older user (and this is a little vague: I presume you mean an older person with perhaps limited android experience, vs someone who has been using Android for awhile....) is to buy a better supported product than the Irulu tablet. It is wiser to get a well known tablet that it is possible to find software/firmware that is known to interface with the exact model you have. Consider a Nexus or Samsung tablet or any of the better sellers. Many of these cheaper tablets have very difficult touchscreens which can make using the thing a nightmare. I returned my Irulu. I found the company IMPOSSIBLE to deal with when problems arose, it wouldn't run some very basic Google integrated apps ...NO Voice recognition! So, in summary, buy a tablet that is somewhat common, get the most current OS you can, and in general avoid the very cheap Chinese knock offs as Android programmers focus on the more common models, and the company was incapable of helping me or even understanding my technical questions. Hope that helps. Chris
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The main differences are going to be the specs and the UI. As far as specs go, the 8.4 has almost twice the pixel density meaning a sharper image with crisper looking words and videos, it has a faster processor for multi tasking, and a new UI (user interface) by Samsung. The Magazine UI is nothing fancy but is a flipboard like page that cannot be removed that can be customized to show you news articles, your calendar or email. I like it and use it daily some people aren't too impressed with it or like it. I think both tablets can do multi tasking. Meaning you can have a select few apps present on the screen at the same time and each window is modifiable to allow one app to take up more or less of the screen. I love the ability to do this and use it quite often. When you swipe in from the left side of the tablet you are presented with the apps available for multi window viewing. Some apps include adobe reader, email, video player, YouTube, Google play store, Google play movies & TV, and a few others depending on what you download. Not all apps are avaliable for this feature like Netflix and Hulu. Additionally I use Google office for documents but it also comes with Samsung's hancom viewer. There is alot more I could say but all in all the 8.4 is far superior to the 8.0 specs wise and functionality. Hope that helps.
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I haven't tested, quantitatively faster than when I use the 2.0, the phone has the capacity for it, I have a 3.0 header on my board. I'm not upset with my purchase. Do I need it, no.
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2.3.5 Official, but you can get latest 4.3 if you root it(and loose your guarantee), it works fine for me.
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The tablet I have is a refurb, but the keyboard dock is the newer model. I have not had any problems. Both work great and the physical connection is solid.
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3.0 is a newer version, hasn't been sitting on the shelf as long. Both are discontinued.
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At the present time you cannot update this tablet to Android 2.2 (or even 2.1). Unless Velocity Micro decides to make an update of the OS and decides to use Android 2.1 or 2.2 for that upgrade, you will never be able to use the later versions of Android (you could, if you knew how, root the device and try to update the OS -- I don't know how myself, and I believe that there are no instructions on the internet to do so with this tablet. Some users are pessimistic about the likelihood of there being updates that consist of a more modern Android OS. You might want to wait a while until tablets that use Honeycomb come out which should make a tablet much more functional -- since Google is designing Honeycomb to function on tablets. As you know, Android 1 and 2 were made exclusively for cell phones.
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I have 2. 1 is damaged but both work. Obviously the non-broken one works better. These tablets are perfect for what I wanted. I wanted an iPad size tablet at an affordable price to use for reading magazines, comic books and going online. I don't use it for movies, music or video games other than simple app games.
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yes it can be updated to 4.0. mine was already installed on the tablet. but try going to the settings menu then scroll down until you see about tablet. on the top of the about tablet it should say system updates click on that and see if it works.... hope this helped
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Yes. The 4th generation has a slightly larger screen than the 2nd generation.