1. Is This Your First Time Buying A Tablet? Yes.
2. Do you already have an operating system in mind? If so specify (iOS, Android, Windows Mobile, Windows RT, Windows 8, etc) Windows 8/8.1
3. What screen size do you have in mind? And your preferred resolution (not required but helps)? Big enough to see comfortably. Definitely bigger than an iPad Mini. A nice, clear HD picture would be nice.
4. Preferred Brand(s) - (ex. Microsoft, Samsung, Asus, Apple) Anything with Windows 8.
5. Brands Not Preferred (specify why) (ex. Hannspree, Acer, etc.) Anything without Windows 8.
6. How much do you want to spend on your tablet? No more than $700-$800, but the less expensive the better as long as quality is not sacrificed.
7. Do you have cellular service? Or do you want the tablet to be WiFi only? Haven't researched it, but if a cellular plan is needed, no thanks.
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? Kind of. I wanted a tablet for college. Just to write papers, do research, whatever. No games or anything, I have an Xbox One for that. If it's good enough to replace my laptop, then good, but if not, it's fine.
10. What existing apps do you use? What do you intend to do with this tablet? Apps? I guess the answer would be Microsoft Office. Do college research, write papers, use as a calculator, etc. I want something nice, but not super high performance so I can run games maxed out. Just a sturdy tablet that will last me 4-5 years.
2. Do you already have an operating system in mind? If so specify (iOS, Android, Windows Mobile, Windows RT, Windows 8, etc) Windows 8/8.1
3. What screen size do you have in mind? And your preferred resolution (not required but helps)? Big enough to see comfortably. Definitely bigger than an iPad Mini. A nice, clear HD picture would be nice.
4. Preferred Brand(s) - (ex. Microsoft, Samsung, Asus, Apple) Anything with Windows 8.
5. Brands Not Preferred (specify why) (ex. Hannspree, Acer, etc.) Anything without Windows 8.
6. How much do you want to spend on your tablet? No more than $700-$800, but the less expensive the better as long as quality is not sacrificed.
7. Do you have cellular service? Or do you want the tablet to be WiFi only? Haven't researched it, but if a cellular plan is needed, no thanks.
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? Kind of. I wanted a tablet for college. Just to write papers, do research, whatever. No games or anything, I have an Xbox One for that. If it's good enough to replace my laptop, then good, but if not, it's fine.
10. What existing apps do you use? What do you intend to do with this tablet? Apps? I guess the answer would be Microsoft Office. Do college research, write papers, use as a calculator, etc. I want something nice, but not super high performance so I can run games maxed out. Just a sturdy tablet that will last me 4-5 years.