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Help choosing a tablet
clarejep
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Hello I'm looking for some help choosing a tablet. I need it to take notes and annotate pdf documents (exam papers) only. I tried doing it on my iPad mini but I found the screen too small and difficult to write with a stylus. Thanks
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Sounds like you need a laptop.0
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Maximum £2500
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ipad air from John Lewis - £249 wit 2yr guarantee can order online with free delivery"If I know I'm going crazy, I must not be insane"0
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Deleted_User wrote: »Sounds like you need a laptop.
Or a Netbook.0 -
How about the Asus X205TA?

11.6" screen.
Intel Quad Core, 1.83Ghz Baytrail processor.
2GB RAM.
32GB SSD Hard Drive.
2 USB Ports.
1 Mini HDMI Port.
1 Micro SD Slot.
1 Headphone/ microphone combo jack.
Windows 10 and Office 365.
£180 from Tesco.
Throw in a wireless/Bluetooth mouse, for ~ a tenner, and you're still about £60 under budget.0 -
Bedsit_Bob wrote: »How about the Asus X205TA?

11.6" screen.
Intel Quad Core, 1.83Ghz Baytrail processor.
2GB RAM.
32GB SSD Hard Drive.
2 USB Ports.
1 Mini HDMI Port.
1 Micro SD Slot.
1 Headphone/ microphone combo jack.
Windows 10 and Office 365.
£180 from Tesco.
Throw in a wireless/Bluetooth mouse, for ~ a tenner, and you're still about £60 under budget.
That actually looks pretty good for the price, shame Tesco haven't actually got any at the moment
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Can you attach a mouse?
I ask because, from the OP's description of what she wants to use it for, I think a mouse would be a distinct advantage.0
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