This looks like a good way to give Android a try before spending a lot on a full size tablet, but I wonder if the resolution is too low to be practical.

Do all apps and games generally work properly at only 480 x 272? I don't plan to use anything too graphically intensive, but I'm thinking that even something simple like solitaire might be hard to play.

Hello @Retroid
Thank you for your message . This is a small pocket Android 4.0 tablet PC for those who would like to use it , for good price , yes , the resolution is 480 x 272 .
At the same time , you can also visit http://dx.com/c/laptops-tablets-1499/tablets-1409 to look for what you like .
Regards

Android was originally designed for phone screens where the typical screen was 320 x 480, so some apps may be cut off at the top/bottom(landscape mode), depends on app and Android OS version, read more info here http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screen-compat-mode.html

Thanks for the replies. Perhaps I'll go for something with a bigger screen then.

Ordered this one couple of weeks ago, should come in somewhere this or next week. Will keep you updated.

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Screen resolution is not really a problem to run most applications: basically the more pixels your screen has, the more detailed.

You can control how big/small elements are if you can change the dpi settings. The less dpi, the smaller things look on screen.

However, for that you'll need a rooted device (the first model of the tablet came rooted off the box, the third (which is the one I've got) can be rooted after an update from the manufacturer. Don't know about the second.

Since the device has got enough buttons at the top, if you root it you can also use apps such as Gesture Control, which can hide the status bar, so you have a bit more screen space.

Hope it helps.