Its the Best Android Tablet out there & its Pen features are just to good to use My self as a college student loving it doing all my assignments & taking down notes in the class with the s pen. Its the Best thing out there
Which tablet do you recommend for JayVee-Valenzuela?
Samsung Tab 2 - $290
7"|32 GB|WiFi 3G|Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
Apple 3 - $540
9.7"|64 GB|WiFi|iOS 6
Samsung Tab 7.7
7.7"|16 GB|WiFi 3G|Android 3.2 Honeycomb
Samsung Tab 2 10.1" - $329
10.1"|32 GB|WiFi|Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
Apple iPad mini - $309
7.9"|16 GB|WiFi|iOS 6
7 Answers
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Beginner II
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Beginner I
i want it to connect to projector
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Beginner I
This or Galaxy Note 10.1, both have apps to edit Powerpoint etc but if you want pure Office (Word, Outlook Excel etc) experience, you should probably consider a Windows 8 Tab or Hybrid. Microsoft will launch office apps for Android and iOS but god knows when. If you want to buy her a Windows 8 device then i would recommend Samsung ATIV Smart PC which can be used as a tablet as well as a laptop. But this might be a little larger for keeping in a purse.
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Beginner I
The right price is 199$! An other option is google nexus 10. The most powerful and innovative tablets at the moment! I think that only the nexus 10 can connect to a projector...Also,I don't think that galaxy tab 2 7/10 have hdmi out support for a projector..
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Visitor7 months ago JayVee-Valenzuelathank you, you are correct. The Samsung products cannot plug directly to a projector. Let me see if I can get that here. If not, I might have to just get the iPad mini it has the hdmi output like the full size iPads -
Beginner I4 months ago muaz-inipad mini...i think is a good idea since want to connect to the projekter
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Beginner II
Sounds like the Microsoft Surface would be your best bet. You can get a keyboard with it and Office is native on the machine.
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Beginner I
I just picked this up yesterday...I have had many an iPad, as well as many an Android. Android, while it has it plusses, isn't designed for folks who are not necessarily technical; that, and as that the only advantage it had beyond being an open system is Flash (which is now gone), iOS is the best. Also, the Mini, while not necessarily "small", is a great size to cary in a woman's purse, it is well made (the Kindle Fire, which I almost recommended, is smaller, but not as wel made), and the OS is simpler to learn. Just an opinion, of course, and I hope it helps.
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Beginner I
It is small, has long battery life, support multiple ebook formats (via different apps) and constantly gets a software update as soon as it is available.
Summary
| 4 |  | Recommendations for Apple iPad mini |
| 1 |  | Recommendation for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 |
| 1 |  | Recommendation for Google Nexus 7 |
| 1 |  | Recommendation for Microsoft Surface RT |
| 0 |  | Recommendations for Other tablets |
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