The best tablets that money could buy (2012) – Part 1

PC market is on the run for their money as tablets protrude further into the computing industry. The handy and more mobile than a laptop, a slate-like structure offers more or less the same functionalities as an entry-level laptop or an ultrabook. Some tablets even go beyond that benchmark.

There are several reasons to deny a tablet as the next-generation personal computing device, however, there are more reasons to not to. Who can deny the application of a slate that could be carried to virtually every place a man wants to go? Who can oversee the extra benefit or the actual benefit of two cameras in a single device, which can easily replace a point-and-shoot small-built camera? It has 3G and even 4G LTE capabilities that one a handful of laptops can provide and even some of those have to have dedicated PC cards to avail the facility.

There are reasons more than one can count to prefer a tablet over a trim-level laptop and still maintain the statement after thorough use. These devices are good at everything sans typing, due to the lack of a physical keyboard, be it browsing the web; chatting with a camera; watching a movie, listening to music; using applications (more than a million applications for tablets are available on the internet); or keeping in touch with friends and family via social networks like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, et cetera.

The main issue with a tablet has been the lack of a physical keyboard. However, the likes of Asus, Microsoft and Logitech have solutions for you in the most innovative ways. There are punch-keyboards (Logitech and Asus) and there are capacitive-touch input devices (Microsoft’s Touch Cover) that can help the user in typing lengthy texts.

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Posted by Usman Khalid on Jun 27 2012. Filed under Sci-Tech. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.