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Android Tablets?
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me just sayin
Diamond Member
tablets are like watches, it is something you don't replace as often as phones. I got a new asus zenpad 3s 10 tablet the end of last year because I got tired of waiting for the samsung tab s3 or a new note tablet since that was what I originally had. No complaints about the zenpad yet.
Sajo
Diamond Member
I'm still rocking a Galaxy Tab 4 (10"). It's an old model, but still runs good and does what I need it to do. It came with a kickstand style case and I bought a stylus pen, nylon carrying case and Bluetooth keyboard to use with it. I don't use it as often as I thought I would, so haven't really looked into a new model the past few years.
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lloydstrans
Banned
Nexus 7 2nd gen. Haven't turned it on in a year. Wiped the dust off once or twice.
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Android Tablets have been replaced with the chromebook (it seems).
Google is investing more in their chromebooks and all but abandoned the tablet....sort of. With making chromebooks able to run android apps, some able to fold back the keyboard and use touch display, and the new pixelbook looking sort of surface-like, it is obvious that Google is trying to replace the tablets with chromebooks.
Google is investing more in their chromebooks and all but abandoned the tablet....sort of. With making chromebooks able to run android apps, some able to fold back the keyboard and use touch display, and the new pixelbook looking sort of surface-like, it is obvious that Google is trying to replace the tablets with chromebooks.
me just sayin
Diamond Member
I think the thing is, people want keyboards. tablets are not easy to type on and keyboards for tablets leave a lot to be desire. most are thick and finicky. in addition unless they have a wacom driver, they are not easy to write on. that is the biggie thing I miss with the note 10.1 tablets. though you can write on the zenpad, the note was better and more precise.
maybe this thread should have had a poll to find out what they mostly use their tablets for, whether for gathering dust, playing games, reading or whatever.
The Samsung Chromebook Plus has a S - Pen but the chromebook is still lacking in google apps integration (ie still feels like a beta).
OP
OP
I have an iPad Pro I use all the time as well. I use it as my TV in the mornings to watch the news, an ebay/craigslist browser, internet browser, email, and my kids use it for games. It's a cool device but doesn't replace my laptop. When I travel it's just my phone and laptop that go with me.
Keyword guys, iPad. Apple haven't given up on tablets as they clearly won that race. Anyone in a market specifically for a tablet I'm sending them towards Apple. They just have a much better ecosystem whether it's for musicians or learning for the kids.
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me just sayin
Diamond Member
apple keeps trying, imo, they are way overpriced for what you get. I don't think apple won because they only have 25 percent of the market. there are just more androids to choose from.
Samses1950
New Member
naah, sucks that tablets
me just sayin
Diamond Member
yep, they aint given up. they announced a new tab today
Samsung's new Galaxy Tab A takes on Amazon's low-cost tablets