QUOTE(nicregi @ Dec 10 2012, 05:56 PM)
Yeah I know what you mean. Haha tried that last time and damn it is possible but susah giler...
Well said here. Well I only got 1laptop so...
Hmm..I usually use laptop for easy and light browsing. No games on laptop. And not to forget, my course work assignments.
Also sorry I didn't want to reply everyone cos it will make the reply freaking long
I dunno what your assignments/course work involves, but if there is loads of typing to be done, or tables/graphs/spreadsheets to be generated, then nothing beats a laptop/desktop. The word or spreadsheet apps on tablets are quite competent nowadays, but doing proper formatting on a long document could still be a pain. They are more suited for creating short documents or light editing of long documents.
Plus typing long documents on a touchscreen will still not be as good as doing it on a proper laptop/desktop keyboard. Of course, you could invest in a portable keyboard for your tablet, but bear in mind, portable keyboards are of course smaller, have shorter key travel, and will not be as comfortable as laptop/desktop keyboards. And it will eat into your tablet battery.
The smaller screen of the tablet will also not make it as ideal to type or edit long documents. Can you imagine the scrolling back and forth that you have to do?!
I use my tablet for work as well, but mainly to quickly refer to documents that I have transferred over, to check documents for errors and to do light editing. I also create new documents for work, but only for documents 2 to 3 pages long, max. Formatting docs like borders, justification, para spacing, tab spacing, etc are more limited on tablet apps compared to full blown PC programs. So I do what I can on the tablet and thereafter I transfer the doc back to a PC and fine tune the formatting. So, I still can't fully get rid of my laptop/desktop. And have you thought about what if you need to print something?
On top of all that, I use my tablet to keep track of my to-do lists and my appointments and make lots of notes. A lot like how you would use a paper diary.
So to answer your question, no you shouldn't entirely replace your laptop with a tablet if you want to get "real" or heavy work done. The tablet should be more of a companion to your laptop. A tablet's advantages for work would be its portability and the fact it is "instant -on". If you want to have quick access to your work to refer some stuff or to do light work/editing, then you just whip out your tablet. For heavier work, you would then whip out your laptop. If there are budget constraints, and you can't afford both, stick to the laptop. Can't go wrong. A tablet is not a "must have", but a laptop is. Sorry for my long winded reply.
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