Fusion Garage JooJoo Reviews & Tests

Expert review by (stuff.tv)

Fusion Garage JooJoo review

Cheaper than Apple's iPad, with a bigger screen, Flash support and USB, can the JooJoo catch the worm in the new dawn of mobile computing?

The JooJoo has great potential but there are far too many niggles to make it a truly useful tablet. Best avoided for now

Jul, 2010

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Expert review by : Tim Gideon (pcmag.com)

Fusion Garage JooJoo

Even if the Fusion Garage JooJoo gracefully executed its very limited capabilities, it would still be woefully overpriced. The fact that it has difficulty performing even basic tasks seals its sad fate.

Large 12.1-inch 1,366-by-768-pixel touch screen. Browser supports Flash. No productivity apps, but you can use Google Docs for word processing and spreadsheet functions.

Crashes often. Very buggy. Aside from Web browsing, doesn't do much else. Basic functionality requires future firmware updates. Touch screen is gesture-based; no multitouch (pinch and zoom) support. Can't use USB port or camera yet. Heavy.

For a device that has a difficult time responding to touch, making the home screen and main controls accessible only with the downward swipe of two fingers may sound like the kiss of death. It is. (There's no hardware Home button, like you'll find on...

Apr, 2010

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