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jrsteeve |
posted on 27th Feb 12 at 10:19 |
quote: That's pretty much what i'm after, something a fair bit smaller and lighter than a laptop. I bought a netbook to use when i'm at uni (i'm part time) but it's such a slow little fucker and takes a few minutes to get going. The ipad/or similar appeals because of the quick start up and should be small enough to fit in my folder when out and about. | |
LeeM |
posted on 27th Feb 12 at 08:37 |
I've got an iPad and laptop, rarely use my laptop anymore. My ipad fits in my bag for uni so easily, it slips between 2 books and you'd never know it was there | |
MarkM |
posted on 27th Feb 12 at 08:33 |
My 3 year old Samsung Netbook NC10 is very portable. | |
Rob_Quads |
posted on 27th Feb 12 at 08:03 |
quote: Why would you have aching arms from watching a film on it? Loads of cheap stands out there or even the smart cover and it will sit just like a laptop, or your holding it up and if thats the case while your arms might ache, try holding a laptop in the same position. IMO Laptops just don't have the portability of the iPad/Xoom (generic tablic) and thats the selling point for them. That said a 11" Macbook Air does get close but then its a lot more money. | |
Eddx14xe |
posted on 27th Feb 12 at 00:29 |
Motorola XOOM has flash support. | |
Sam |
posted on 27th Feb 12 at 00:11 |
iPads look nice, but I think they are a bit too small for my liking, plus you can't look at Flash based websites as far as I know. | |
Ste |
posted on 26th Feb 12 at 23:40 |
Or buy a laptop, have £300 left over and be able to do ten times more than a tablet and not have achy arms when you watch a film on it and greasy fingerprints over your screen from typing emails on horrible touch screen keyboards | |
XE Col |
posted on 25th Feb 12 at 15:50 |
If its mainly for email and web browsing buy an iPad 1, | |
John |
posted on 25th Feb 12 at 14:46 |
Out of the current crop you are better with an iPad. | |
jrsteeve |
posted on 25th Feb 12 at 12:53 |
quote: Cheers, i'll have a look at those. | |
Eddx14xe |
posted on 24th Feb 12 at 22:21 |
I've got a Motorola XOOM. 32GB wifi for £330 and I bought a 32GB memory card off play.com for £35. It's definitely no iPad, but for the equivalent iPad (64GB) it's twice the price. The XOOM is also Android, so you get to stay on the same OS. | |
LeeM |
posted on 24th Feb 12 at 17:55 |
i use mine all over, good case and you'll be sorted. theres always one of these though http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004V9F61O/ref=asc_df_B004V9F61O6708825?smid=A3PYDFBFNB02FY&tag=googlecouk06-21&linkCode=asn&creative=22242&creativeASIN=B004V9F61O | |
jrsteeve |
posted on 24th Feb 12 at 17:15 |
quote: Aye i've seen, i'm held back by the cost a bit though as it'll be used out and about, quite an expensive thing to throw about really. | |
LeeM |
posted on 24th Feb 12 at 17:02 |
ipad all the way. theres a rumoured announcement in less than 2 weeks from apple believed to be for the next ipad | |
jrsteeve |
posted on 24th Feb 12 at 16:48 |
I'm looking at picking one up to use for the business - mostly outlook and web browsing - was hoping to wait for the ipad3 but is there much point? I have an android phone and quite like the software on that, but is there a decent ipad competitor? Seen the Transformer one, same price as the ipad but doesn't appear to have anything over it. Any thoughts? |