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#SCREENY WEENY 4.0 ANDROID#
With a screen resolution of 1024圆00, it's a slightly lower resolution than 10-inch Android tablets, which usually run at 1280x800, but because the screen is quite a bit smaller, the pixel density is higher. The first thing you notice on any tablet is the screen, and the Galaxy Tab is no exception. With impressive Android tablets like the Asus Transformer range in play, the Tab had to up its game to win me over. The original model didn't impress me - it was underpowered and ran a version of Android more suited to a phone than a tablet. Although it hasn't had a facelift and the screen is the same, most of the internals have had a work-over.
#SCREENY WEENY 4.0 PLUS#
The Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus is the upgraded version of the original Galaxy Tab. Samsung, though, has dominated it, with several models of tablets in the smaller size, and large-format phones establishing a further niche in between. BlackBerry, conversely, embraced it with only the seven-inch format PlayBook and nothing larger. Proponents point to the convenience of a device you can hold comfortably in one hand and slip into a pocket, without compromising on capability.Īpple, so far, has eschewed the smaller tablet market entirely.
#SCREENY WEENY 4.0 FULL#
Too small to be full tablets of the iPad variety, too big to be phones, say detractors. They are the Marmite of the tablet world - you either love them or you hate them. 64 pages, Full Color.The seven-inch tablet market is an interesting space.
Baxter And All the Stars Fell Down Tom, Dick, and Mary Seymour and Dewlittle Young Americans Riggin' Bill Monkey-Shines Nemo in Adventureland Gooby-Land Impy Punch & Cutey Crazy Cracks Mystery Number Trick. Tom and Dick try to outfox each other so they can be the one to take Mary out for sodas. Pitfall and a gun-toting crook, or risk losing their clubhouse and their dog. In their last appearance, the Young Americans must contend with Mr. One of the final new adventures of Little Nemo and friends until modern times. The most unusual story in this issue is a rare Little Nemo in Slumberland strip by Bob McCay, son of original Nemo artist Winsor McCay, in which King Morpheus decides to marry off the Princess to Prince Napping of Nappingland, much to her and Nemo's distress. Superior takes over publishing of the early superhero and adventure anthology originally published by Harry Chesler. Letkeman, Joe Beck, Otto Eppers, and Ken Brickley.
Untitled story, art by Herbert "Red" Holmdale Gus and Gabby inhabit the bodies of two dead policemen. Untitled Willy the Wise Guy story, art by Herbert "Red" Holmdale Willy disobeys a bunch of signs and then gets angry when others disobey a sign. Untitled Shield story, script and art by Irv Novick Professor Scott has invented a serum that can bring people back from the dead In order to find out if it works he kills a man but is caught by the police before he can administer the serum Tried and convicted of murder, he's sentenced to the electric chair. Untitled story, script and art by Joe Edwards Li'l Jinx wants to get mail, so she answers advertisements to get something back. Untitled story, script and art by Bill Woggon Katy has won a date with "The Cinderella Man", which doesn't go down well with her various boyfriends. "Weeny Roast!", art by Bill Vigoda Archie invites Veronica to a weenie roast, but discovers he has to work his job delivering weenies. Missing page (affects art and story).Ĭover art by Al Fagaly. It has been graded by M圜omicShop's experienced graders. A 3% buyer's premium ($1.77) will be charged at checkout. And: 1-page Tootsie Roll ad "Captain Tootsie Saves the School Party" with art by C.C. Also: Jon Jarl in the 2-page text story "Duel in Space" by Otto Binder (as Eando Binder). Plus: Captain Kid."On the Griddle" by Al Liederman. Also in this issue: "Captain Marvel's Inferiority Complex" and "Captain Marvel Meets the Weatherman," both written by Bill Woolfolk. Plus: Captain Marvel and a surrealist artist visit the land from which the artist's paintings are derived in "Captain Marvel in the Land of Surrealism!" by Otto Binder and C.C. Beck and Pete Costanza (appearances by Shazam and Sivana). The story of how Billy Batson first became Captain Marvel in "A Twice-Told Tale" by Otto Binder, C.C. Beck, Pete Costanza, Al Liederman and unknown. Stories by Otto Binder, Bill Woolfolk and Al Liederman. Centerfold detached at one staple.Ĭover by C.C.
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