plop, plop, fizz, fizz.... the Tablets are coming
View Poll Results: Do you have a Tablet and do you still use your laptop
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yes
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no - and not planning on getting one
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no - but can't wait to get one
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yes - wish I never got it
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yes - I still use my laptop
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yes - I no longer use my laptop
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plop, plop, fizz, fizz.... the Tablets are coming
I want to buy this Amazon.com: Toshiba 10.1-inch Android Tablet: Computer & Accessories I have tested the ipad I/II the speed diff is not much, the graphics are just a bit better and the weight/thickness mean nothing to me.
no USB, HDMI
can't play .AVI files
the toshiba tab will do just fine but no one knows when available or for how much.
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I've had experience with about 5 different tablets in the past, and none are a computer replacement. Having to type on the screen and such is a huge turn off. If I want to just check and see what's playing at the movies, or look at the local news, the tablet is fine. But for a forum site, such as this one, I put the tablet down and go for my laptop every time. I'm not a tablet fan, I've used them at work, cannot justify the spend for one at home.
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I have an Android & Windows7 pad - Viewsonic » ViewPad 10 and an iPad2, the Ipad2 is much nicer to use - it's a lot lighter (makes a big difference after a using for a while) and the OS is far better suited to the pad than the OS's I've tested on the viewpad (Win7, Android 1.6 & 2.2).
But at the end of the day, it's just a pad toy and for real computing I use a lap or desktop.
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I've had experience with about 5 different tablets in the past, and none are a computer replacement. Having to type on the screen and such is a huge turn off. If I want to just check and see what's playing at the movies, or look at the local news, the tablet is fine. But for a forum site, such as this one, I put the tablet down and go for my laptop every time. I'm not a tablet fan, I've used them at work, cannot justify the spend for one at home.
just what I think too
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I have an Android & Windows7 pad -
Viewsonic » ViewPad 10 and an iPad2, the Ipad2 is much nicer to use - it's a lot lighter (makes a big difference after a using for a while) and the OS is far better suited to the pad than the OS's I've tested on the viewpad (Win7, Android 1.6 & 2.2).
But at the end of the day, it's just a pad toy and
for real computing I use a lap or desktop.
just to make sure B4 I waste a paycheck.
Waiting on Shawn and the rest of the crew then I'll check the money issue again.
thanks my friends !!!