Thread: What's your ideal tablet?
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Old 07-05-2012, 02:44 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by ebusinesstutor View Post

My iPhone 3G is starting to look really slow as well, so I have been thinking of replacing my table and phone with the Galaxy Note 5.3".

I know it seems like a too big phone and a too small tablet but I am thinking it just may hit the sweet spot for my needs.

It sure hit the sweet spot for me. Occasionally I even watch a show on it. It covers my needs for news, reading (exceptionally well actually), communications (phone, e-mail, twitter even to some extent MR, will be better when we get Tapatalk), music, and to my big surprise I can even use it for my research notes (Evernote and OneNote). Now I wouldn't want to write my next treatsie on it, but when the need to edit something hits me I can do that in an instant as well.

If you do get it, splurge for the extra S-Pen with a holder. Feels more like a regular ball pen and having that extra stylus gives me peace of mind.
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