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It's news to me. I had no idea Windows 8 was designed for any users.
by tomphoolery 13y ago
It's news to me. I had no idea Windows 8 was designed for any users.
- pavlov 13y agoIt's pretty great on tablets. Maybe that wasn't the right design target, but clearly it was designed for some users.
- dragontamer 13y agoCase in point: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCKWn1zjejE#t=0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCKWn1zjejE#t=0 http://davidhewson.com/2014/02/10/revising-without-paper-finally-it-works/ http://davidhewson.com/2014/02/10/revising-without-paper-fin... Doing a complete book edit without paper (stylus only), or drawing and publishing web comics is now possible on a tablet. Windows8 is the only content-creation tablet device right now. The Samsung Galaxy Tab (Android) tries to do the same with their Wacom stylus and everything... but the experience just isn't the same. When you can actually use _real_ Photoshop, Word, One Note, and have the best handwriting recognition software... the Stylus on Win8 is far above everyone else. Stylus machines are rare... but you still have some choice. Surface Pro, Surface Pro 2, Dell Venue Pro (8 and 11), Asus Vivotab Note, Lenovo Helix, and Lenovo Thinkpad. So the price range is between $300 (Intel Atom based Vivotab Note) and $2000 (Lenovo Helix Intel i7 with 8 GB of RAM) for Windows8 based stylus tablets.
- sigsergv 13y agoIt's great on tablets until you need to click on tiny button on tiny window that eventually appear on great 9" FullHD display.