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Question: What model of Nextbook 8 is this one. Also can you have Nook store, Kindle store, Android store and market, and skype on this unit?
Document: Can be found right on the Amazon page) I was even more thrilled because I could have the best of both worlds, Nook and Kindle on one device. I have all my books on one unit now. Totally love that. I have also downloaded Skype and a couple other programs from the Amazon app program. All work great.The battery doesn't seem to have the life that the manufacturer claims. I am getting about 5 hours with WiFi and reading.
Since I responded to the first reviewer and 2 more reviews came in, I'll add some more thoughts and review this item. I also bought this from HSN since it was 8 inches, came with Android 4.0 and was the cost of a Kindle Fire or a B&N; Nook. My wife and I wanted tablets for entertainment purposes so I figured I would buy 1 to see how it was.At this point the positives outweigh the negatives on this.
I too purchased my tablet from HSN. I like the sleek look and it seems to provide everything that I really want except for a built-in google calendar function. I had no problem downloading a kindle app so I could read the products I have already purchased from the amazon kindle store but I would say that of the 25 "android apps" that I downloaded, just over 1/2 of them worked properly and some never downloaded at all. The email function works nicely.
I bought this through HSN with 4.0 icecream sandwich installed from the factory. GETJAR app's are junk, it can't get Android marketplace. I was able to download Amazon App store, but nothing worked from there.It was very fast, but does not  work on any cell carries net work, only on wifi. Just another cheap chinese wanna be.Better off with the Vizio 8 Inch netbook.
I am very happy with the Nextbook Premium 8 tablet. Mine was also purchased from HSN as an early Christmas gift. We got it at the low price of $149, and it sold out quickly. I love to use tablets for reading surfing the web, emails, performing Microsoft Office tasks and such.
Our 9 yr old granddaughter is visiting for the summer. She's always bugging her Grandma to borrow her iPad. So while at Wal-Mart today I saw this E-Fun 8", 1Gb Android 4.1 (jellyBean) tablet for $99.So far it's a nice little unit. 1Gb RAM, 8Gb internal storage, has a mSD card slot (got a 16Gb card for her), 1.5Ghz dual-core CPU, runs the games and apps she'll use just fine.
I bought this from HSN also on their Today's Special Value for $200.00. Since they said it Android, and not knowing all that much, I thought one would be able to download all Android apps. If I could, like the previous reader, download Amazon books an apps, I would be more than happy with it. I never looked at Barnes and Noble before, but they don't seem to have as many free books. For my first book I was going to reread Anna Karenina.
Never buy cheap resistive touch screen2. 10.1" is too big and uncomfortable reading in bed3. 7" is too small, and too narrow4. Don't skim on RAM or app will crashed (as in archos 101). 512mb should be minimum5. Don't HACK, buy the TABLET with Operating System you want already install (see Arnova 10b)>> The GOOD &lt;&lt; about Nextbook Premium 81. Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich2. 8" is ideal for reading.
But bottom line, I really want to watch Netflix on the tablet and can't. I am giving it about 10 more days of trial,but most likely it is going back to HSN. I am think I will to wait for the Kindle Fire 2. PS....E Fun is coming out with a new 9 inch tablet soon, so this HSN dump was a quick way to get rid of a bunch of last year's model.
At this point we don't Facebook or Skype and this certainly gets on the internet and gets email. If I were to buy a more expensive one it would be an Ipad.All in all this seems to be doing what we wanted it to do, it could use some improvement but for $200 it seems like it works as intended.UPDATE 4/6/12 - The battery life on this was about 5 1/2 hours and it seemed a little short.
Answer: It was the Next8P.  Yes on the Kindle and Nook store, no on Google Play (Android store and market).  Never tried Skype on the device, but based on the specs I don't think it would work that well.  And again, the reliability of the device is a big question mark.  Mine died after less than a week.