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1977TA said:
Cool toy, not worth $500 though. You can get lappies with discrete graphics for under 500 dollars these days.
1977TA said:
I wasn't comparing the two. Obviously they are totally different products. My point is getting the best bang for your buck.
If your asking should you buy this over a laptop and then the answer is absolutely NOT, tablets are luxury items whilst laptops are designed to be productive. Don't let those tech folk hustle you in stores, laptops are still the best option when it comes to productivity. You may look cool on campus with one but a when it comes time to do actual work you will notice a huge difference, particularly when creating documents which are heavily formatted and creating spreadsheets, they are more effort then its worth on a tablet. This is just my opinion of course, but it should be noted that i have both a laptop and a tablet (well actually 2).Guest said:
Very nice hardware to shuttle back and from the university campus. Which begs the question: can real work be done on this, especially with no network access? Softmaker for Android is not quite ready, yet. Has anyone tried OfficeSuite Professional 5? Evernote?
aj_the_kidd said:
Bottom line, for school work tablets are a nice to have whilst laptops/PC are a need to have.
It's true that netbooks are not that good in terms of gaming and it would be unfair as to expect it run Metro and Crysis games.
Netbooks are cool and great when you are a person that moves a lot from one place to another like students.
Can you carry your high-end laptop that can play crysis or metro all the time?
I want to know that does anyone knows if I can install office on it?to edit word an powerpoint?
if any of you knows about it pls e-mail me
justfriend.tanha@yahoo.com