Binatone HomeSurf 705

This device fails to deliver on so many levels - the only thing it really manages to do is let you read books. And we reckon if you really can't afford more than £100 for a tablet, you might as well save all your cash and go and get some books...

It's dead cheap and doesn't feel too bad in-hand, but almost everything else about the Binatone Homesurf 705 makes it a chore to use. The processor is slow, the screen quality terrible and the software is ancient - and that doesn't even...

It does the basics like web surfing and watching films, but it does a horribly incompetent job of them. We no more recommend buying a sub-£100 tablet than we recommend spending £100 on a helicopter – you’re best off leaving be as...

A limited budget means that the HomeSurf doesn't have many of the features you'd expect from a tablet, and the resistive screen and lack of Android Market make it barely useable...

Yes, it's cheap, but that's literally the only positive. Outdated, tacky and painfully...

While HP may have decided that tablets were not an area worthy of its expertise, other companies have a different opinion. One such company is Binatone with products that include the HomeSurf 705 model that is being priced at under £100....