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IT Reviews have published a review of the Disgo Tablet 6000. 'The Disgo's 7-inch screen has a resolution of just 480x800 pixels, where the Samsung Galaxy Tab boasts a much higher 600x1024. In fact, the Disgo Tablet 6000's screen resolution is on a par with many much smaller screened smartphones. Then there is the version of Android used by the tablet. Version 2.1 (code-named 'Eclair') is a little behind the curve. Version 2.2 ('Froyo') is widely available, and 2.3 ('Gingerbread') is just around the corner. Probably the most important thing missing from Android 2.1 from a tablet user's point of view is support for Adobe's Flash technology. That means streaming video from web pages is often impossible.'

Pocket-lint have published a review of the Disgo Tablet 6000 Android tablet. 'The Disgo Tablet 6000 is a 7-inch, 800 x 480, Android 2.1 device that packs 256MB of RAM and runs via a iMAPx200, 1GHz processor. Most noticeable is the RAM - this falls short of most high-end smartphones which offer at least double this. However, there is no obvious multi-tasking on board (apart from music playback) and it seemed to handle any of the apps that we tested. For such a small device, at sub £200, this isn't a bad hardware and OS set-up, the load times are fairly short and there is little or no delay between the TFT screen recognising a command and the UI carrying it out. Although there is no multi-touch on board, so don't expect to be able to pinch to zoom or carry out complex gestures.'