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Woho! Instant on is a total killer feature. Finally a real tablet. Just need to swap Win7 in the place of Win 8.such as instant on, 24-hour battery life and new physical appearances.
SourceNotebook PC shipments have slowed down due to a reduction in worldwide demand. However, new processors scheduled for the second part of 2013 are set to introduce more tablet-like PC features to notebook devices, such as instant on, 24-hour battery life and new physical appearances.
Woho! Instant on is a total killer feature. Finally a real tablet. Just need to swap Win7 in the place of Win 8.such as instant on, 24-hour battery life and new physical appearances.
Nah... you always need a PC to do the hard work, havng a tablet is a way to keep your files with your easily and lightweight.
Yeah I know. I need something to get on the net to search for solutions and run diagnostic devices (physical USB devices, not software), and a tablet running 7 is cooler than a laptop for that.
I have my gaming rig for the heavy duty (like say adding the boatload of updates in my AIO Win7 install USB drive). Anyway, even android stuff can remote-desktop on PCs so if I need it I can always ask it to do some number-crunching over the internet.
And now with the release of Razers ''gaming'' tablet. Laptops are going straight to doom.
*Extreme sarcasm*
I like the side hand controllers. Control on tablets has always been their Achilles heel.
Still, if I had to choose between a tablet and a notebook - I would choose a notebook simply because it is more 'feature rich'. Better compatibility, more ports, optical* etc.
I can see tablets outselling notebooks though, because most people will tend have a desktop, notebook anyway.
well, yeah, a tablet with external controllers is not that different from a touchscreen laptop in the end. Repacking the same hardware.
The "X is outselling Y" 99.99% of the times means that people don't have Y atm while most have already a X. That's the same for car market. They still want to sell as high as when the market was booming even now that everyone and their dog has already a car (and the market is saturated).
The same for mobile phones before Apple turned the old Microsoft Surface (the bigass table) in a hand-held device called iPhone.