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Publicación: 2014-08-27, Autor: Raquel , crítica de: techtudo.com.br
Tela com boa nitidez, Câmera frontal performa bem, Desempenho estável, Bateria duradoura
Confusão entre tablet e ereader, Pesado, Preço alto comparado com os concorrentes
O Kobo Arc é sem dúvida um tablet com bom desempenho e qualidades interessantes, principalmente para quem quer desfrutar dos recursos de um e-reader. Esse diferencial é um dos atrativos da companhia, mas suas falhas o colocam em um plano levemente inferio...
Publicación: 2014-01-27, Autor: Felipe , crítica de: tecmundo.com.br
Apesar de ser vendido como um tablet especializado na leitura de livros, felizmente o Kobo Arc mostra que consegue realizar muitas tarefas além dessa. Apresentando um tamanho compacto e um visual facilmente identificável (que, reconhecemos, não deve agrad...
The user interface goes beyond bookmarks and turns this tablet into a giant noticeboard, while its 'web concierge' feature Discover and support for myriad music file formats also impress. The fast processor adds fluidity to an enjoyable experience.
Battery life is very average, and it's not got a rearfacing camera, Bluetooth, a micro USB cable in the box or a micro SD card expansion slot
With wide file support, a fast processor and a great screen, it's the Arc Tapestries and Discover features that make this a well thought-out and good value attempt at an Android ereader-cum-tablet that makes the walled garden approach of others seem quai...
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Publicación: 2013-09-25, Autor: Mike , crítica de: micromart.co.uk
Resumen: Like the Amazon Kindle Fire HD, the Kobo Arc is designed for reading ebooks and consuming other types of content. That means this 7" device features a highly modified version of Android that's tightly linked to Kobo's own content stores.The home screen is...
Full-fat Android at a good price, Nice Tapestry system, Natural video
Woolly, lethargic audio
It's a great shame, as otherwise the Kobo could be the perfect choice for those looking for a cheap Android tablet. If movies and general app use are your priorities it's well worth a look, but if music matters there are better options available. See ...
All in all, I'm impressed with the Kobo Arc. It took a little while to learn to love it, but I'd say it's been worth the effort learning how to weave content into the Tapestries function. Indeed, for those likely to share a device, it offers a great way ...
Publicación: 2013-02-14, Autor: Stuart , crítica de: itproportal.com
Good high, resolution 7in screen, Solid build quality, Good performance, Tapestries interface
Not as slick as the Nexus 7, Android ICS installed, not Jelly Bean
The Kobo Arc is a huge advance on the Kobo Vox, and a very credible alternative to the Kindle Fire HD or Google Nexus 7. Unlike the Kindle, it doesn't tie you in to a particular apps, books, music and movies ecosystem, and you're free to flit between all...
Great value, More flexible than Kindle Fire, Neat eReader-like design
Dull colours, Low headphone jack volume output, No GPS, Not as nippy as a Nexus 7
The Kobo Arc shows that, after the poor Vox tablet, Kobo does know how to do things other than make E-ink eReaders. With a keen price, decent innards and a respectable, if not great, screen, it's a serious contender in the low-cost tablet space that the N...
Access to Google means plenty of freedom, tough display means it's drop resistant, Kobo hasn't tinkered too offensively with Android
Speakers suffer from vibration and distortion, Tapestries adds little, some problems with responsiveness, no Bluetooth
The flexibility of the Kobo Arc is one of it's greatest appeals against the likes of the Kindle or Nook, but Kobo's additions add little to the experience over the already impressive Nexus 7. Worth considering, but you have plenty of options....
Uninspiring design, lack of cloud storage, no iPlayer support
The Kobo Arc is a decent addition to the 7in tablet stable, with its nippy performance and some unique and useful features, although lacking the branding power of its rivals....
