I just got a Craig Wireless 7" Android 4.0 netbook,
model CLP281x, 1GB RAM, and a 1.3GHZ ARM processor,
from eBay for $17. Probably saved about $80 dollars.

It must be overstock because it was new in the box.
It has USB slots, an Ethernet port and an HDMI port.
The screen is very nice, and it has a 5 hour battery.

The keyboard is not full size, but it still works OK,
and I can always easily plug in a full USB keyboard.
The mic and speakers are decent for such a small unit.
But, it has ports like a PC for headphone and mic jacks.

Everybody loves a tablet touch screen. Yet, this netbook
proves there is a usable alternative to a touch screen.
Unlike inaccurate PC touch pads, this netbook touch pad
moves the mouse pointer precisely, like a USB mouse does.

NOTE:  I've only had it for a day, so this is an early report.
So far, so good though.  And, it has other stuff I did not
go into, like 4GB internal flash memory, and an external slot
for a 32GB external sdcard...  And more!

Sounds like a great little netbook and at an even better price 

I quite like Android these days, ok it has it's limits but for what it can do it is pretty good at.

So yeah, nice bit of kit 8pla.net 

The eBay listing said, "Craig 7 inch Wireless Netbook CLP281x Powered By Android 4.0"

Well, I just booted up the netbook and the boot splash screen says Android 4.1 ... Yay!


I love when that happens!   Once, I got a laptop on eBay that said 2GB of RAM.  

But, when I received it, it had 3GB of RAM.


Oh, and I should mention that on the price, I had to bargain back and forth, using the

"Make Offer" button.   It took a few offers and counter offers, before we made a deal.