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I resisted buying a tablet right up until I absolutely had to (to help a client finish a web dev project). Now that I've had it for a while, I wouldn't go witho
by themodelplumber 12y ago
I resisted buying a tablet right up until I absolutely had to (to help a client finish a web dev project). Now that I've had it for a while, I wouldn't go without one. I've got everything from Pythonista and Codea to Machine World on there, and my wife is always borrowing it to take on short trips with the kids. Although I could certainly get by without a tablet, now that I have one, it's like this whole new world has opened up.
So...if you are leaving comments here about "I would buy a tablet if..." That's where I was a few months ago, and I think you should just bite the bullet and buy one. They're good enough now.
(and using Pythonista and Codea...brilliant IDE adaptations to the tablet + finger use case)
- delecti 12y agoThat was exactly how I felt before I got a tablet. "I really don't know what I'll use it for", but then the first gen Nexus 7 slashed prices, and I figured I wouldn't be too badly inconvenienced at that prices. It's similar to using a phone, but being so much larger really does fundamentally change the experience.