Last night we had 4 extra people over for dinner, and the Miele Diamante was completely full to the max with dishes, bowls, pots/pans, glasses, cups, silverware and cutlery. We used the last half of the Miele Tab that was left over from the few demo tabs we had and ran the unit on the Pots & Pans program. Once again, everything came out clean and spotless. There are about 1-2 weeks worth of the Cascade Action Packs in the container, but I think once they are used up, I'll just get the box of Miele Tabs. Even though there are 60 tabs in the box, they are scored in the center so are easily broken in half, which really gives you 120 loads. I don't understand why they just don't make the Miele Tabs half the size to begin with, since it cleans just fine. That way you'd have 120 in the box (at the smaller size) and it would "look" to be better price, even though it is $30. The way it is now, you have 60 large tabs for $30, which seems expensive ($0.50 a tab). But when they are in half, you get 120 tabs at $0.25 each. You would of thought their marketing people would have realized this and made the boxes with 120 smaller tabs instead of 60 large tabs that can be broken in half.

Hi joann, I can try to help, I have not ever messed with that 9" version of the Novel, I know it came with Android 2.0, have you been checking the pandigital site for firmware updates, I know the one I had there were firmware updates listed on the website. Since that novel does not come with android market loaded you will need other options for getting your apps, this is a good article with some options for you Google Android Market Alternatives and must have e-reader applications I would also get the getjar app so that you can get apps from there and the amazon app store app to get apps from there also. You will have to go into your settings and make sure you have checked to allow 3rd party or other app stores to install on your PDN. As to where it is storing your apps, I keep special apps on all of mine that let me select where to put each app I aquire, there is an option that lets you select to move app to SD card. I have not used android 2.0 in so long I am not sure where but there is that option in your android settings, If you do not have a file manager app that would be one thing to get so you can keep track of all your apps and downloads and have the ability to move them. I use Astro file manager mostly. The app called apptosd is one that will tell you with each app if it can be moved to the sd card that makes it very easy. There are several apps with that name app 2 sd most are pretty much the same this one here is on amazon market MoveApps - App 2 SD Free this is a different one at getjar APPtoSD Once you have made sure you have that setting set for allowing 3rd party apps you can go here to get the getjar app which will then allow you to download and install apps from there. GetJar app is available for download from here. click on that green here and it will take you to the install for that app store install that then you can access getjar for lots of great apps.(be sure you are doing this directly from the PDN browser and with a good full charge or plugged in) here is the one for amazon app store Go to this link follow it down to the bottom you see the green blocks to download and install the app. Download Amazon Appstore Android apk file: or you can click on the other block that says direct install either one will get you the amazon app store app then you can access the amazon app store for lots of apps. get the Dolphin HD web Browser via one of the alternative Android Markets and install the Youtube search plugin. Likely the people that are saying they are watching movies have downloaded movies to an SD card and are watching them that way it works very well for that. On some of the PDN's you could open the back and change out the stock mini SD card that came with it and put up to a 32GB one inside and then you of course can use up to a 32GB one externally. I do not know about that one you have. However I can direct you to one of the best forums for PDN and you can ask there and I know they will be able to answer any thing you throw at them, Pandigital Novel 9 Inch Android Tablet In fact there were several youtube videos showing how to open them and do that change you could check for that on youtube.

I would not buy any electronics for my kids to carry around that puts out radiation and I think most electronics do that. I found out that anything that sends out signals puts out radiation. It is called radio frequencies or something like that. The monitor, router, etc.. I have moved them as far away from me as I can. I am so old it probably won't bother me because of my age, but children are very vulnerable for dangers like this. And I think tablets are very fragile, more so than a phone. children are not responsible enough to take care of them, they get dropped, loaned to someone, stolen, loosing it etc.. Older children often sell them and talk their parents or grandparents into replacing them. I know of one teenager who has lost 2 and the grandparents are being pressured to replace it again.

marita there has been updates to your model the final official Asus firmware update for the device is 4.0.3, released in July of 2012. The build number ends in .27 I have found the links for the firmware update for you, I will link it below. However it would be much easier if you would try getting over the air through the tablet, try doing as I suggested, settings, about tablet, system update and have it connect and scan for one. Watch the notifications bar for a download arrow and check the notifications list for any downloads, if you see it click it and select to install it. Otherwise you will have to go to the link below and find the proper firmware for your specific tablet, it's critical that you get the one for the right sku, it tells you there how to determine your own sku, I would think that it would be the US one. Now from what I read directly from Asus they are not issuing a Jellybean update for the 101 versions. I think I would try contacting Asus support and find out more about the firmware update that is offered there on their site and what options you have, and also how to get the updates over the air as you should. I wish I could help more but that's about it. Of course there's always the option to go to the xda forums and have them help you install a custom ROM that they have created which will allow you to have the latest Jellybean. This link takes you there where an Asus support tech actually suggested that http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2091679 Here is a link that might be useful: firmware update