I have a friend who previously had a laptop but it failed and appears to be beyond repair (no display on internal or a connected display). They only really used the laptop for very basic tasks like browsing the web, checking email paying bills online and the like and really like the idea of greater portability and ease of use.
Therefore, they seem pretty set on the idea of a tablet in preference to a laptop and I can't see any reason not to opt for a tablet considering their light usage, anyone else see any potential issue?
They have set a budget of less than £200 though I think if I can keep it £100-£150 they would probably be happier, after all £200 is bordering on new laptop money really. Also, a full sized USB port would be useful as they have an external HDD they would like to be able to continue using.
So bearing all that in mind, please could you give me some suggestions for good tablets within budget?
Thanks
Therefore, they seem pretty set on the idea of a tablet in preference to a laptop and I can't see any reason not to opt for a tablet considering their light usage, anyone else see any potential issue?
They have set a budget of less than £200 though I think if I can keep it £100-£150 they would probably be happier, after all £200 is bordering on new laptop money really. Also, a full sized USB port would be useful as they have an external HDD they would like to be able to continue using.
So bearing all that in mind, please could you give me some suggestions for good tablets within budget?
Thanks
so I guess it isn't so ridiculous.
what is my best 10" option assuming the £200 budget?