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Are there any decent, /g/ approved tablets these days?
I'm spending a lot of time commuting so I would like a small device to watch movies. Being able to read textbooks (good screen) on it would also be pretty nice, as it would allow me to leave my rather heavy books at home. A pen to write notes with would also be cool, but it's my highest priority.
inb4 get a thinkpad. I have one, but its not convenient to whip out a 15" laptop all the time when i'm commuting.
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>reading
Kobo
>movies
ASUS Transformer
>notes
Notebook
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just got a kobo h2o (version 1) a few weeks ago and am really loving it
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>>62246404
>>notes
>Notebook
Comedian much?
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>>62246445
I have yet to find a stylus and screen that match pen and paper for taking notes in terms of comfort, speed and accuracy.
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>>62246558
Yeah I'm pretty happy with taking notes the "old fashioned way"
also realized i made a typo
>A pen to write notes with would also be cool, but it's my highest priority.
there's meant to be a not in there.
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>>62247164
I actually read it as 'not my highest priority'. Humans read words and sentences contextually.
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>>62245841
Buy an iPad, excellent screen, excellent performance.
>> muh botnet meme
Ignore the meme, Android is just as bad or even worse than iOS when it comes to cybersecurity.
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>>62246558
lenovo yoga book
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>>62245841
Unless you can find a tablet that runs Replicant of a plain gnu+linux distro, no there are no /g/ approved tablet.s
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