Re: How much?
It has to be cheap, but not necessarily cheaper.
The problem the Momo has is that you can't go into a shop any buy one easily, and this is what Google have got to sort out.
Go into any High Street electrical retailer and the iPad is there, as it is in phone shops, department stores and even supermarkets.
Google have got to get these things into all those places, get high visibility, get the advertising right, get the public aware that they exist and what they can do.
Make them high quality, a good screen, fast processor, plenty of storage, no bloatware, good connectivity, decent battery. Make them desirable.
That will create the market demand, it will also show the other Android tablet manufacturers of the way forward... stop pricing the things too high, let Apple have the premium end of the market, let Android take the value end. Google make money from advertising, not hardware sales, so, selling millions of cheap tablets makes more sense to them than a few thousand expensive ones.
Get tablets out there with standard, bloatware-free Android on them, easy to update and not slowed down by useless crap, and maybe we can also benefit from that idea being rolled in to phones.... please!