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Netsurfer Dual Tablet review: thrifty Android goodness
Change is a constant in the gadget world. Devices get larger and thinner, operating system become more user-friendly and our wallets become just a little lighter ever year. It’s the low-cost, high-concept gadgets that pique our interests the most though, like the new Netsurfer Dual Tablet from South African-based FutureMobileTechnology (FMT). For just under R2 000 (US$200), the Dual represents value for money in a lean 7-inch tablet that packs a lot of muscle under its belt.
It’s not the fastest tablet ever made, or the best looking device you’ll ever see, but it’s inexpensive, has a decent screen and — if it performs well enough (the last version practically sold out in weeks) — warrants a purchase for any Android fan. For the user who’s new to the tablet game, or the mobile device sphere in general, the Dual is practically a must-buy, and here’s why.
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