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PC Advisor have published their review of the HTC Flyer Android tablet. 'Judged purely aesthetically, the 420g HTC Flyer is not far off the Apple iPad 2's unassailable standards. We were very taken with the slim profile and overall build of this tablet. We also liked the fact the Flyer comes with a smart, snugly-fitting white slipcover case that meant we had no issue taking it out and about with us with a fear of it getting scratched.The screen suffers the usual fingerprints and glare that of so many tablet and laptops, but the capacitive touchscreen is responsive and has a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. The auto-orientation works only one way though: you can't turn it upside down, only from portrait (HTC logo at the top) to landscape.'

Computeractive have published a review of the HTC Flyer Android 2.3 tablet. 'It's small and thin and fitted into a pocket easily, and at 415g it's not light but not heavy either. It's well built, with nicely rounded edges and a pleasant white finish. As well as being able to type on the screen, users can also use the supplied stylus to tap icons and enter text. The Flyer worked fine with most of the apps we tried, and although the browser crashed a couple of times, by and large it worked smoothly. However, new apps designed for Android 3 won't work. HTC has been promising since it announced the Flyer that an upgrade to Honeycomb would be out 'shortly after launch', but there's still nothing to be seen, and HTC's representative told us there was no news on the matter.'

A review of the HTC Flyer tablet has been posted over at InfoSync World. 'The HTC Flyer joins the ranks of the Motorola XOOM, T-Mobile G-Slate iPad 2, and Samsung Galaxy Tab. However, the Flyer is our favorite model yet, offering a few tasty features that cannot be found on any of its competition. Take the optical pen-based writing and drawing capabilities of the Flyer, which converts the tablet into a notepad, sketch book, or Polaroid picture that can be scribbled on. It also fulfills the multimedia hound's needs by offering HTC Watch for streaming the latest movies straight to the device and OnLive Cloud Gaming with titles like Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, NBA 2K11, and Lego Harry Potter. Although the tablet resided on the small side of life, it proved to have the most superior Android interface, courtesy of HTC Sense, and was the speediest and most solid tablet we've seen yet, next to the iPad. Let's take off with the HTC Flyer.'