Viewing angles are particularly bad in landscape mode. However, tilt the tablet even slightly and the screen quickly loses colour and definition.

Looking straight on, it's bright and produces vibrant colours. The 10.1in screen should be the highlight of this device and on a first glance it appears to have a lot of promise. If you slide the incredibly stiff locking clip into place, it's slightly better, but build quality is nowhere near the level of the Galaxy Tab or iPad. However, the panel doesn't fit too well, so it creeks as you hold it. You'll have to remove the cover if you buy a Folio with 3G, in order to fit the SIM card. It part this is because the back is removable, so that you can replace the battery. It also doesn't feel particularly well made. From the rear, it even looks as though it's simply a notebook screen. If feels cheap, being made out of the kind of plastic you'd find on a budget laptop. That's the good stuff, but as soon as you pick the Folio 100 up, you realise why it costs less than the Tab.

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