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Originally Posted by HarryT
I must, though, (politely) disagree with the statement that everything that can be done on a tablet could be better done on a laptop! Laptops have landscape-orientation screens which are not ideal for reading portrait-orientation material without constant scrolling. My main use of my iPad Pro is reading page-scanned PDFs and academic journal articles, and that's really not something that's best done on a laptop.
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I must say that I am far less productive with a tablet computer (and a mobile phone as well).
Of course one can connect a bluetooth keyboard and improve the experience a little. There are always notebooks which can turn their screen around and can be used as tablets, too.
That said, there might be cases where a tablet works more flawless than a notebook. For scientific papers perhaps.
Personally I would probably use an iPad Pro only to read color comic books but for that specific use case it might be a little bit too expensive.
