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What size tablet?
Alye16
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in Techie Stuff
I am looking at a 7 inch tablet for my 14 year old son, we already have a 10 inch. Is the 7 inch more difficult to use? He will mainly use it for looking at the web. Many thanks for your opinions.
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Opinion is its 3 inch smaller to view but apart from the size not more difficult to use if its a decent product like Nexus 7 inch .0
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I find the full size iPad OK for web, don't like anything smaller.0
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Tablet size is going to come down to personal preference so it will depend on what your son thinks of the 10in tablet? I personally prefer the 7in size (until the larger phones came out) as I find the smaller size and weight more convenient to handle than the larger devices but your son may have different preferences.
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I have a 4" phone,7" tablet and 24" pc screen.
The 7" is fine for browsing on and is much more portable than a 10"....so portable that I take it into work every day,I wouldn't do that with a bigger version.0 -
7" is easier to use with thumbs.This is an open forum, anyone can post and I just did !0
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