Does the new Nexus 7 have Vibration?

[zachavm]

This was one of the few things I missed on the original. Anyone know if the new tablet has it?

 

[paul-c]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say it doesn't. That would require more parts and Google tries to cut cost down as much as possible. It's not a phone, so they don't deem it that important of a feature.

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[Soundtrack to Chaos]

I'm sure no tablet has that

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[chadthebuilder]

I'm sure no tablet has that

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My dads old Galaxy tab does, but that thing is so old and slow, that it doesn't matter anyways...

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[zachavm]

I'm sure no tablet has that

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The new hisense zero pro does and that is as budget as it gets. Not having haptic feedback on a tablet really sucks IMHO.

 

[machtnix]

I'm sure no tablet has that

Well, the Nexus 10 does.

 

[zachavm]

Found this post by Andrew on twitter. Sad Panda!



Nope, no vibrate.

 

[Soundtrack to Chaos]

Well, the Nexus 10 does.

Really? That's weird, I'd understand haptic but not vibration on a tablet

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[zachavm]

Really? That's weird, I'd understand haptic but not vibration on a tablet

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Baltic uses vibration. Can't do one without the other.

 

[Aston Di Angelo]

There are so many tabs that vibrate. I how no idea how you came up with this conclusion! How can you be so sure about something that is totally untrue?

I'm sure no tablet has that

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[Soundtrack to Chaos]

There are so many tabs that vibrate. I how no idea how you came up with this conclusion! How can you be so sure about something that is totally untrue?

Tablets that people actually use, or random crap made by companies no one cares about?

 

[brosko]

Tablets that people actually use, or random crap made by companies no one cares about?

I was thinking the same. It seems that the trend is towards no vibrate motor in the popular tablets.

 

[Soundtrack to Chaos]

I was thinking the same. It seems that the trend is towards no vibrate motor in the popular tablets.

Yea, I really don't think any major know manufacturer does it

 

[B. Diddy]

I remember that my old Acer A500 had vibration. But the main purpose for vibrate on phones is for silent notifications, which is impractical for tablets, since you're unlikely to have them stuffed in your pants pocket. On a tablet, the main reason for vibrate would be for gaming, I would guess.

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[anon(8256055)]

I remember that my old Acer A500 had vibration. But the main purpose for vibrate on phones is for silent notifications, which is impractical for tablets, since you're unlikely to have them stuffed in your pants pocket. On a tablet, the main reason for vibrate would be for gaming, I would guess.

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It's an important feature if you're deaf.

 

[codeda]

They have vibrate on the note 10.1 2014. I don't think it's so useless but I do prefer silent.

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[Soundtrack to Chaos]

They have vibrate on the note 10.1 2014. I don't think it's so useless but I do prefer silent.

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Is that the new one that was just announced today, or last year's?

 

[brosko]

Is that the new one that was just announced today, or last year's?

That's last years, the new note announced yesterday is the note pro, which also has vibration as does the whole new line of pro tablets which by the way look like game changing tablets.

 

[anon(8256055)]

That's last years, the new note announced yesterday is the note pro, which also has vibration as does the whole new line of pro tablets which by the way look like game changing tablets.

Not such a game changer, except you'll be lugging around a 12.2 inch behemoth. The specs are essentially the same as the 10.1 2nd ed,, with the addition of a Remote PC feature. I don't see much market for an android tablet of this size. But time will tell.



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[brosko]

Not such a game changer, except you'll be lugging around a 12.2 inch behemoth. The specs are essentially the same as the 10.1 2nd ed,, with the addition of a Remote PC feature. I don't see much market for an android tablet of this size. But time will tell.



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I was talking about the 8.4" version. Who would want a 12"tablet?