Answer these questions and we will help you pick out the ideal tablet.
1. Is This Your First Time Buying A Tablet? Yes / No.
Yes
2. Do you already have an operating system in mind? If so specify (iOS, Android, Windows Mobile, Windows RT, Windows 8, etc)
Android
3. What screen size do you have in mind? And your preferred resolution (not required but helps)?
7 to 10 inch.
4. Preferred Brand(s) - (ex. Microsoft, Samsung, Asus, Apple)
5. Brands Not Preferred (specify why) (ex. Hannspree, Acer, etc.)
No oddball brands Like Mach, Apex, etc. They generally have support and quality issues. Apple stuff too expensive and too much lock in to Apple ecosystem.
6. How much do you want to spend on your tablet?
Approximately $200
7. Do you have cellular service? Or do you want the tablet to be WiFi only?
No cellular service. WiFi only is fine.
8. If you do have cellular service, who is your provider and how much data are you allowed per month?
9. Do you want the tablet to be a full laptop replacement?
No.
10. What existing apps do you use? What do you intend to do with this tablet?
Would like to surf the Web, run various apps, and occasionally watch a movie or two.
'm new to tablet computing and I'm looking at buying one of 4 different tablets: Sero 7 Pro with 8GB, Acer Iconia 8GB A1-810-L615 Tablet, Asus ME-102 Memo Pad with 16GB, Dell Venue 8 with 8 GB of memory. I took a look at the Sero 7 Pro at Walmart and while it was nice I think a 7 inch screen looked small for me. The 8 inch tablets screens seemed better. But I'm wiiling to be convinced otherwise. The 10 inch tablets screens looked nice as well.
1. Is This Your First Time Buying A Tablet? Yes / No.
Yes
2. Do you already have an operating system in mind? If so specify (iOS, Android, Windows Mobile, Windows RT, Windows 8, etc)
Android
3. What screen size do you have in mind? And your preferred resolution (not required but helps)?
7 to 10 inch.
4. Preferred Brand(s) - (ex. Microsoft, Samsung, Asus, Apple)
5. Brands Not Preferred (specify why) (ex. Hannspree, Acer, etc.)
No oddball brands Like Mach, Apex, etc. They generally have support and quality issues. Apple stuff too expensive and too much lock in to Apple ecosystem.
6. How much do you want to spend on your tablet?
Approximately $200
7. Do you have cellular service? Or do you want the tablet to be WiFi only?
No cellular service. WiFi only is fine.
8. If you do have cellular service, who is your provider and how much data are you allowed per month?
9. Do you want the tablet to be a full laptop replacement?
No.
10. What existing apps do you use? What do you intend to do with this tablet?
Would like to surf the Web, run various apps, and occasionally watch a movie or two.
'm new to tablet computing and I'm looking at buying one of 4 different tablets: Sero 7 Pro with 8GB, Acer Iconia 8GB A1-810-L615 Tablet, Asus ME-102 Memo Pad with 16GB, Dell Venue 8 with 8 GB of memory. I took a look at the Sero 7 Pro at Walmart and while it was nice I think a 7 inch screen looked small for me. The 8 inch tablets screens seemed better. But I'm wiiling to be convinced otherwise. The 10 inch tablets screens looked nice as well.
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