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All depends on use case. I'm surprised that hackers here who have to type , see multiple windows on screen, etc. could make such a replacement. A $500 tablet c
by usaar333 16y ago
All depends on use case. I'm surprised that hackers here who have to type , see multiple windows on screen, etc. could make such a replacement.
A $500 tablet certainly can't replace my $400 (used) laptop.
- electromagnetic 16y agoA $500 tablet can't replace my $200 (new) netbook. I'm a writer, a touch screen tablet where a usable keyboard obscures my work area (IE being able to see what I have written) makes the device useless for work. It becomes solely a glorified ebook reader with the added perk that I could actually edit something should I want to go through an excessive hassle of dealing with no keyboard.
- georgieporgie 16y agoWouldn't a Bluetooth keyboard solve that problem?