As I noted the IPad is more a mobile reading and
communication device. It’s main and at the moment unbeatable battery
life, 10 hours, speed and slim design. However, many people like me live
in an open environment where data has to flow freely from one device to
the other and between applications. For this one would need a Windows
or Unix based system.
I think that the present solution
to create Windows tablets is not really working. A tablet
has to be lightweight, slim and must have a very long battery life,
other it is just another heavy piece of equipment in your bag. Present
Windows 7 based tablets have a very short battery life; they are bulky
and too heavy. Size should be at least the ten inch the IPad offers;
otherwise it is not very useful for reading documents. Let’s face it,
writing on a tablet, even with a Bluetooth keyboard is not very user
friendly.
A windows tablet, to be successful, should
have the versatility of the Windows system, being the freedom to move
data, multitasking and openness, but the physical design should be
lightweight, slim, a battery life of more than ten hours and a USB
port. It is clear that Apple set the standard for the design, to beat
it means work has to be done on battery life, and there is no need for a
tablet with a power cord attached to it all the time. On the other
hand it makes sense to integrate touch screen technology and laptops,
hey have been available for a long time, but are extremely expensive.
For an example go to YouTube: Asus Windows tablet
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