Could someone explain to me what the appeal of a tablet is?
I don't see them as being particularly more powerful than a smartphone, but they're a lot less portable.
They're not really any more portable than a laptop, but they're a lot less powerful.
Am I missing something?
And on topic, in your first post you have BG(2)EE as upcoming for Android, but not listed as already released for iOS.
My tablet is 2.3ghz quad core, with 3 GB ram, and 96GB storage. I've written around 50 or maybe a lot more documents of length on it since getting it, and I can play a plethora of games on it, including PlayStation emulated, and I assume it should do PlayStation 2 games, if there's an emulator available.
The majority of where I use it is while in bed, where it has the portability of a book, which a laptop does not, though I carry it around to meetings and even friend's, and instead of requiring its own case, I just fit it into the one that's carrying my printed documents.
Being one 6th the size or so, and also the weight of a laptop makes it far more portable, and also the fixed-angle which a laptop's fold out screen requires you work on it at means I would not have been able to do 99% of my use of this tablet, so far.
Written with one finger, using Swype, while lying down in bed after just waking up. It's like having the newspaper delivered without getting up to grab it, and without setting up all the space, heat, maybe fan noise, and uncomfortable position that a laptop needs.
I get excellent battery on this, too.
My dad thought I should get a laptop instead of a tablet, but that would have been a genuine tragic disaster, counting the work I've done while experiencing non laptop-accommodating settings. I take a look at this thing here, there, everywhere, and unlike a phone, when I do I'm not just noting things that I'll do when I'm back at a computer, I do those things right away. My productivity has gone through the stratosphere, since having this.
www.shrapnelreason.com - most everything I post there will be made on my tablet, and I've got around 60 drafts waiting to go, many high value medical (plug-and-point).
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