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#1

I was just flashing through the TV channels and went through the shopping channel where they had the Sony Xperia which was working underwater. It could be handy on the boat for the interctive guides and maps that are out there now

 

http://www.sonymobile.com/gb/products/tablets/xperia-tablet-z/?gclid=CK_208yk2roCFceWtAod4CgApw

#2

Nice bit of kit, Sony always do turn out good equipment, didn't realize they made a waterproof version also.

 

Only issue is price, as all Sony gear it can be expensive.

#3

Nice bit of kit, Sony always do turn out good equipment, didn't realize they made a waterproof version also.

 

Only issue is price, as all Sony gear it can be expensive.

The Sony xperia z and z1 mobile phones are similarly water resistant. Having just given my iPhone to jan it.s on my shortlist come upgrade time.

#4

I have a Sony Experia z tablet its the best thing since sliced bread. It only has one draw back no flash player.As I have been researching New boats and some sites need flash play.if you buy from qvc at moment it comes with extras and intrest free credit over three payments.its very fast and so clear HD. It has expandable memory via sd card.it is waterproof for upto 30mins in a meter deep water.sky say that it will be able to get sky go by the end of this year.catch up tv is fine and BBC I player works.its well worth a look.if purchase from qvc you have 14day money back so you can try it,then keep it or send it back.

#5

I have a Sony Experia z tablet its the best thing since sliced bread. It only has one draw back no flash player.As I have been researching New boats and some sites need flash play.if you buy from qvc at moment it comes with extras and intrest free credit over three payments.its very fast and so clear HD. It has expandable memory via sd card.it is waterproof for upto 30mins in a meter deep water.sky say that it will be able to get sky go by the end of this year.catch up tv is fine and BBC I player works.its well worth a look.if purchase from qvc you have 14day money back so you can try it,then keep it or send it back.

 

 

Do you work for QVC clapping.gif

 

I believe that Adobe has pulled the plug on providing Flash for Andriod devices a little while ago, so you have to find a work around, usually through obtaining a version from a 3rd party site, then installing the APK with a tool.

 

Have a google and you should find all you need on the net, i did do it with one of my tablets and its not hard at all.

 

http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-57554629-285/install-adobe-flash-player-on-jelly-bean-devices/

#7

Here you go, flash for Android:

 

http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html

http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/installers/archive/android/11.1.115.81/install_flash_player_ics.apk

 

To install you'd have to have to temporarily enable something like Settings/Security/Unknown Sources

 

cheers, Pete.

~smpt~

Thank's Pete.

 

You saved me a search.

 

I like what the OP found but being a tight wad (& not just a little broke) I aproached 'the what if I fall in' thing from a different angle.

 

Phone @ £15 with free sim from supermarket. Tablet @ £38 post payed from China + a £3 card. They all work much better than I dared hope & if when I fall in & the device takes a bad knock I'll be anoyed rather than seriously out of pocket.

#8

Thank's Pete.

 

You saved me a search.

 

I like what the OP found but being a tight wad (& not just a little broke) I aproached 'the what if I fall in' thing from a different angle.

 

Phone @ £15 with free sim from supermarket. Tablet @ £38 post payed from China + a £3 card. They all work much better than I dared hope & if when I fall in & the device takes a bad knock I'll be anoyed rather than seriously out of pocket.

 

 

What phone did you get and are you tethering with the tablet through wireless?

#9

No I do not work for qvc I just like to shop around for the best deals.

#10

 

 

What phone did you get and are you tethering with the tablet through wireless?

Phone is a Samsung & it 'aint smart but Pestco/02 PAG give remarkably good coverage. The tablet tether is to a dongle or any wifi hot spot.

 

If you'r being naughty free downloads from Android allow use of poorly encrypted hot spots.

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