Best tablet for Working
NightShade1
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Well im a field postsale engineer and also presales engineer
For me is really essencial that it brings windows compatibility as i need all my stuff i need on them... So androids does not really work for me neither IPADS(thats a personal opinion)
Anyways i gave it a try to Dell Latitude 10. As i liked the docking station idea, it brings HDMI port on it, 4 extra USB ports and ethernet port(which is really handy for me, as sometimes im plugged directly to a equipment doing configuration(a equipoment not plugged to the network) and like having internet at the same time. Plus well i can actually convert it in a working station anywhere with the docking station..
With a samll wifi keyaboard and mouse it should be awsome....
Plus for giving presentation it would be great, just docking it and connecting it to the video...
Anyways i still dont ahve it yet as i ordered it....
What is your tablet you have or you think its the best for working and why?
Cheers
For me is really essencial that it brings windows compatibility as i need all my stuff i need on them... So androids does not really work for me neither IPADS(thats a personal opinion)
Anyways i gave it a try to Dell Latitude 10. As i liked the docking station idea, it brings HDMI port on it, 4 extra USB ports and ethernet port(which is really handy for me, as sometimes im plugged directly to a equipment doing configuration(a equipoment not plugged to the network) and like having internet at the same time. Plus well i can actually convert it in a working station anywhere with the docking station..
With a samll wifi keyaboard and mouse it should be awsome....
Plus for giving presentation it would be great, just docking it and connecting it to the video...
Anyways i still dont ahve it yet as i ordered it....
What is your tablet you have or you think its the best for working and why?
Cheers
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MSP-IT
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NightShade1 wrote: »Well im a field postsale engineer and also presales engineer
For me is really essencial that it brings windows compatibility as i need all my stuff i need on them... So androids does not really work for me neither IPADS(thats a personal opinion)
Anyways i gave it a try to Dell Latitude 10. As i liked the docking station idea, it brings HDMI port on it, 4 extra USB ports and ethernet port(which is really handy for me, as sometimes im plugged directly to a equipment doing configuration(a equipoment not plugged to the network) and like having internet at the same time. Plus well i can actually convert it in a working station anywhere with the docking station..
With a samll wifi keyaboard and mouse it should be awsome....
Plus for giving presentation it would be great, just docking it and connecting it to the video...
Anyways i still dont ahve it yet as i ordered it....
What is your tablet you have or you think its the best for working and why?
Cheers
I would wait for Surface Pro.
Basically any tablet with a full Windows 8, not RT. -
Roguetadhg
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Surface Pro = Real programs, not apps. Enough said.In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure.
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NightShade1
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Surface pro is nice I like the 4gb ram but there is no docking station thats the bad part or any kind of docking... as personal like i was looking for something like that...
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Roguetadhg
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I don't think any tablet has a "docking" station that's not third party. As far as something that the tablet attaches to, and then becomes a "netbook", It has the cover, which has a keyboard... and is usb-hub capable for mice and all that jazz. Not to mention it can dual-screen onto another monitor.
It's more for someone that has to do a lot of stuff, and be mobile but still relies on normal programs to work with. It's actually one of the main reasons why I don't go into the RT model, or any other tablet before it... they're toys to me. Neat, yes. But expensive toys
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NightShade1
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Roguetadhg wrote: »I don't think any tablet has a "docking" station that's not third party. As far as something that the tablet attaches to, and then becomes a "netbook", It has the cover, which has a keyboard... and is usb-hub capable for mice and all that jazz. Not to mention it can dual-screen onto another monitor.
It's more for someone that has to do a lot of stuff, and be mobile but still relies on normal programs to work with. It's actually one of the main reasons why I don't go into the RT model, or any other tablet before it... they're toys to me. Neat, yes. But expensive toys
Well this one has a docking station and well runs normal windows 8 not RT so im happy... The other thing i like is the swappable Battery
the sad thing is that i have to wait until almost the end of January so it get here? jeezes...
I really though in buying a surface pro but i decided for this one.
A friend got a Samsung ATIV Smart PC