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Old 07-13-2012, 08:03 AM #14
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Seriously! Yes, you can. Its an Android based tablet, essentially a big cell phone, so it uses any wifi connection (secure or public) and it pretty much does everything a laptop can do...and you can access your Verizon online mail.....

You can even make calls if you get Skype

I think I might grab one too at that price, just for giggles.
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