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Actually sounds great to me. It's not meant to be something you put under your arm, but for it to be your family's main computer. And is portable within the h
by kenjackson 14y ago
Actually sounds great to me.
It's not meant to be something you put under your arm, but for it to be your family's main computer. And is portable within the house, e.g., set up in the kitchen or the living room -- w/o requiring power. And can also be used as a tabletop computer.
I wanted a Sony Vaio Tap 20, but I may hold out for this now.
The Android emulation though is not needed. Toss that.
- SirPulse 14y agoWe have the Sony and its a blast with the kids. Got it just in time for the holidays and with 4 kids playing on it together was fun. The apps were limited on win8 though. With android apps, I can imagine it will be even more fun!
- jpxxx 14y agoIn practice, does it remain stationary and tethered to the power cord? Or is the portability useful?
- SirPulse 14y agoIt was more fun when it was in the middle of the room with the kids playing either setback joyride or fruit ninja. Its stable on stand but only as much fun as any other desktop. (not much for the kids)
- lighthazard 14y agoI agree completely. This seems like a great multi-purpose machine, not small enough to be a tablet that you have to keep close to your face, and not big enough to be a desktop that you have to leave in a single place. Offers a great screen size and multi-user interface.
- pigas 14y agoEhmm, we are speaking about 27" or 39" inch sized screens. Your kids can't take it to the other room alone.