I just tried on my Acer Iconia a500 w/Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) I was using Google Chrome for my Browser and once I found a Video had no problem watching it. Is the Flash Player App installed on you tablet? Do you have it associated with the browser you were using when you had the problem? I would do as Akash Rajgure suggested and try a different Player, surely won't hurt.

I would suggest that to some degree you get what you pay for and good hardware is expensive. I would also suggest being suspicious of any deal that appears too good to be true or buying from companies you never heard of. Those companies may not even be in business 6 months from now and in the case of China, where the discussion is not about the latest, greatest device but who makes the best knock-off of the latest, greatest device, to be even more careful. You might even want to think about how you feel about intellectual property theft. These no-name companies are often relying on others to do the R&D and simply copying the design. Frankly, some do it better than others. While you're reading reviews, you might want to make sure you are including some professional reviews from leading publications or reputable web sites. More than a few folks "rationalize" the purchase of mediocre equipment by downplaying deficiencies as a trade-off for a lower price. The simple fact is a lower resolution screen is a lower resolution screen and that cheap device with inferior hardware will never be an iPad or Xoom. Maybe off a little but kind of like saying a Chevy is just as good as a Cadillac and justifying it by thinking you never really wanted leather seats anyway.

Ravencajun, I would like some advice if you don't mind. My sister needs to replace her old desktop computer. She is thinking she would like a laptop. She needs something basic and simple. Her vision is very poor and her hands are very crippled. All she needs or wants to do is email, facebook, her online banking and some shopping. Would you have any comments or suggestions of what I should think about and look for? We would appreciate any help.

The generic method of deleting apps on android is go to the settings, then apps, all apps tab, scroll down to find the app name, select it then in the options select uninstall, ok, done. Installing the pay version on most will not affect the free version. Edit to say in some devices you can fully remove an app by going to it in the full list of apps from home screen and hold long press, the option to uninstall will appear. Now if you just long press on the icon showing up on a home screen that will only give you the ability to move it around or slide it to the top edge to remove the icon only. This post was edited by ravencajun on Sat, Dec 7, 13 at 16:54