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I was looking at the higher priced ones mostly because they are larger. One or two of them come with a key pad or whatever it called. I wonder if it will be basically flat like the smaller one I saw on display. Does yours have a key pad?
I have only had computers, but never a Tablet. What features do you not like? Do you know anything about the new ones coming out? It works like an Android cell phone, correct? Is there something I should be aware of?
I have only had computers, but never a Tablet. What features do you not like? Do you know anything about the new ones coming out? It works like an Android cell phone, correct? Is there something I should be aware of?
It’s extremely subjective. I don’t use them for the same things as I use a laptop for - more for media consumption, browsing, casual email, a few games. Yes, most are Android devices.
The higher priced models usually have much better screens (higher resolution and often OLED which is great for watching movies or TV shows), usually more storage and a faster CPU. Otherwise all are generally functionally similar.
It’s extremely subjective. I don’t use them for the same things as I use a laptop for - more for media consumption, browsing, casual email, a few games. Yes, most are Android devices.
The higher priced models usually have much better screens (higher resolution and often OLED which is great for watching movies or TV shows), usually more storage and a faster CPU. Otherwise all are generally functionally similar.
Thanks for your info. What is the difference between the Qualcomm and Samsung Processor? The ones that haven't came out yet only come with a Qualcomm.
Looks like only a slight difference now, and of course it’s market-dependent on what you get.
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