Touch Screen
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Wont charge, keeps flashing and disappering? |
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Stuck on "Samsung" logo |
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Why won't my Lenovo tablet turn back on? |
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My screen will display a battery sign and won't turn on |
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- Accessories (3)
- Adhesives (2)
- Antennas (5)
- Batteries (35)
- Bluetooth Board (1)
- Boards (10)
- Buttons (16)
- Cables (27)
- Cameras (14)
- Case Components (32)
- Daughterboards (1)
- Headphone Jacks (6)
- Keyboards (1)
- Microphones (1)
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Background
Android tablets incapsulate any tablet computers running on the Android OS operating system. Tablets occupy the weird space in between phones and computers, functioning as larger mobile devices that rely primarily on touch input, although some models have the functionality to attach additional peripherals. Additionally, Android tablets encompass nearly the entire market of tablets outside of the Apple or Windows ecosystems, and while some brands like Kindle or Nook implement custom shells and provide their own app stores, these devices still use the Android operating system as a base. Therefore, Android tablets can be largely identified as any tablet computer not using either Windows OS or iOS. Needless to say, this category is composed of a wide range of devices from a variety of manufacturers.
Identification
If your tablet isn't running iOS, then it's likely an Android tablet — save a handful of Linux tablets.
