UK retailer Dixons has cut £50 off its UK price of the Packard Bell Libertytab, with the 10.1″ Android Honeycomb tablet now available for £299. It was £349 last time we noticed. That’s… that’s… quite a few percent off. More than 10. Less than 20.
The Packard Bell Libertytab is basically the Acer Iconia A500 with a different manufacturer logo stamped on the case, meaning you get a Tegra 2 processor, dual cameras and a 1280×800 res screen. It’s had some relatively decent reviews and looks like this:
Check it out over at Dixons, which seems to have recovered from the HP TouchPad discount accidental DDoS attack of earlier this week.
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