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  • kane
    Too lazy to set a custom title
    • Aug 2001
    • 20684

    #1

    Anyone trade their laptop for a tablet?

    I have a laptop I use occasionally if am traveling and need to work or over the GF's and working etc. It's always worked fine, but its starting to get a little old and I'm thinking about getting a new one. I have thought about just getting a tablet and a Bluetooth keyboard for it. MS Office has mobile apps I can use for work stuff.

    Has anyone done this? If so, how was it if you had to work for a while? My worry is that the screen will be too small if I end up working for several hours. Also, if you did do this, what type of tablet did you go with?
  • Bladewire
    StraightBro
    • Aug 2003
    • 56228

    #2
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    • TheDynasty
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      • Apr 2016
      • 5882

      #3
      i couldn't if i wanted to im not good as using tablet i dont like having to use fingers to control my screen etc i have to work from my 17" laptop only way i can draw and create things on photoshop.
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      • Look Chang
        Voyeur
        • Sep 2010
        • 18255

        #4
        I like to use a tablet to quickly check statistics, emails, news, etc. But computers are irreplaceable for developers, Android is too restrictive for coding and editing photos and videos.

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        • magneto664
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          • Aug 2014
          • 1470

          #5
          why you don't get a Chromebook? for example a acer 14 or asus - is a cheap, 10-12h battery and you work much faster than tablet.
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          • kane
            Too lazy to set a custom title
            • Aug 2001
            • 20684

            #6
            Originally posted by magneto664
            why you don't get a Chromebook? for example a acer 14 or asus - is a cheap, 10-12h battery and you work much faster than tablet.
            That's an idea. Right now I have a 17 inch laptop and it is kind of big to take with me. I want to downsize so maybe a small chromebook would work for me.

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            • BaldBastard
              Too lazy to set a custom title
              • Jan 2001
              • 16805

              #7
              I don't think a tablet replaces a laptop, its just a tool to use with it, I take both on holiday, laptop for the room and tablet to carry around.

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              • onwebcam
                Fake Nick 1.0
                • Oct 2005
                • 27689

                #8
                Bought at least 10 over the years thinking that but always end up giving it away because I don't ever use them. My 2.5yo is using the latest after destroying 3 of the cheap kid versions.
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                • Rochard
                  Jägermeister Test Pilot
                  • Dec 2001
                  • 75733

                  #9
                  I have a full PC for work, and a Laptop for downstairs, but for traveling.... I use a Microsoft Surface. It's a tablet that is a full PC. I use the Surface at home as a tablet, but also have it hooked up to a monitor at it's own work station. It's great for traveling - small, take it on the airplane, etc.....

                  This is my Surface in my master bedroom - that's the Surface on the right, and a monitor hooked up on the left.

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                  • Barry-xlovecam
                    It's 42
                    • Jun 2010
                    • 18083

                    #10
                    Yes -- a 10" and and 8" much less weight and bulk. Good excuse not to do any serious work when I travel

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                    • XSAXS
                      Confirmed User
                      • Nov 2004
                      • 652

                      #11
                      Originally posted by kane
                      That's an idea. Right now I have a 17 inch laptop and it is kind of big to take with me. I want to downsize so maybe a small chromebook would work for me.
                      I bought an Asus Chromebook 2 months ago to replace my 15" HP craptop. I will never, ever go back.

                      The Chromebook is fast, super lightweight, small (but not too small), cool, and drop-dead silent (no fans). Touchscreen if I need it. Backlit keyboard. Amazing battery life. Folds into a tablet format if I want it (which I never do). And Chromecast is the greatest invention ever for watching porn, Youtube, etc.

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                      I use it constantly and love it more than anything I've ever used -- other than my self-built desktop machine.

                      This is the one I bought.
                      Amazon.com: ASUS Chromebook Flip C302 with Intel Core m3, 12.5-Inch Touchscreen, 64GB storage and 4GB RAM: Computers & Accessories

                      I narrowed it down to that one and the top-of-the-line Samsung. The Asus won (for me) because I wanted the backlit keyboard.

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                      • shake
                        frc
                        • Jul 2003
                        • 4663

                        #12
                        I love my macbook air, there are lots of windows laptops the same size / weight these days. I find my tablet isn't very useful for work.
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                        • kane
                          Too lazy to set a custom title
                          • Aug 2001
                          • 20684

                          #13
                          Originally posted by XSAXS
                          I bought an Asus Chromebook 2 months ago to replace my 15" HP craptop. I will never, ever go back.

                          The Chromebook is fast, super lightweight, small (but not too small), cool, and drop-dead silent (no fans). Touchscreen if I need it. Backlit keyboard. Amazing battery life. Folds into a tablet format if I want it (which I never do). And Chromecast is the greatest invention ever for watching porn, Youtube, etc.

                          Best of all... no Windoze.

                          I use it constantly and love it more than anything I've ever used -- other than my self-built desktop machine.

                          This is the one I bought.
                          Amazon.com: ASUS Chromebook Flip C302 with Intel Core m3, 12.5-Inch Touchscreen, 64GB storage and 4GB RAM: Computers & Accessories

                          I narrowed it down to that one and the top-of-the-line Samsung. The Asus won (for me) because I wanted the backlit keyboard.
                          That looks great. I'm curious what you think about the weight of it. It is very light for a laptop, but part of the reason I was thinking about a tablet was that I also want to use it an E-reader (like a kindle). I could use this for that, but I wonder if it would get heavy trying to hold it up like a book.

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                          • XSAXS
                            Confirmed User
                            • Nov 2004
                            • 652

                            #14
                            Originally posted by kane
                            That looks great. I'm curious what you think about the weight of it. It is very light for a laptop, but part of the reason I was thinking about a tablet was that I also want to use it an E-reader (like a kindle). I could use this for that, but I wonder if it would get heavy trying to hold it up like a book.
                            Yeah, it's light, but not that light. You'll get tired pretty quick if you aren't resting it on something.

                            The plain b/w Kindles are perfect for reading, portability, glare, etc.

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                            • PornDiscounts-V
                              Confirmed User
                              • Oct 2003
                              • 5744

                              #15
                              I skip between both. But nothing beats laptop on things like spreadsheets.
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