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Question: any other tablets with windows os? i need basically a laptop in tablet form i need a tablet that can open multiple windows and can download software like a laptop but in tablet form
Document: I have been shopping for a replacement for my laptop for quite a while. I an leased to Microsoft because of software I use at work, so while the Droid tablets were nice, I had to have something with Windows. I started looking at the 7 and 9 inch tablets but they are too small to actually work on. I went back to a laptop as the prices were reasonable and the performance was there but still I wanted a tablet.
Also I have tried to calibrate this pen multiple times and It Still appears off Other than these small problems the tablet is fine. The battery is not a problem for me since 190t up to about 4 and h half hours which is good for all that it can do. When drawing or surfing the web its very fast and responsive. The good outweighs the bad on this tablet and l believe it would be an investment for people who like tablets and are medium computer users.
Truth is that NO other Tablet PC can touch what Asus has done! This is not a TOY like the Ipad or Android tablets. This is a real business machine. It is not meant for games, other than the Windows games built in and a few none graphical games. It does not have a lot of storage, but with 2 USB ports and B/G/N wifi, it doesn't need it. You can upgrade the SSD to a 128 GB just to give more room for apps.
I purchased this tablet way back in February and got one of the first units, but after the initial gee-whiz factor wore off, it basically sat on a desk untouched for months until I finally sold it. Why? Because it just wasn't a practical productivity device for me...I've been long watching the progression of Windows tablets, always thinking that eventually one would come that would provide that right combination of hardware and price to hit that sweet spot.
At some point you're going to want to run your own software or replace the operating system. You can't do that with most of the little tablets but you can do that with the Slate EP121 because it's a laptop. A spiffy, shiny, drool-enducing laptop tablet PC thingy.You know you want one. Just pre-order it and you'll get it soon!
Got it! And LOVE it! So far all is set up with everything I need and it's my new laptop (in tablet form) to take everywhere with me. Goodbye iPad. you were great, but you cannot do half the things this baby does.Some things that I do wish ASUS would think about looking into on the next run is:1) Higher res, brighter and UltraSharp screen.2) Volume able to be higher.
I have few tablets, and I can say, this is the best tablet.powerful: i5, 4GB RAM, decent SSD, what else can you ask for a tablet.you can run all your HD movies you want there. install all the software you are already used to use in your computers.it transform into a laptop, in a couple of seconds, turn on the keyboard, connect a usb mouse.
).Eee Slate vs iPad:I wouldn't say that these devices compete with each other. The iPad is great for consuming content while I see the Eee Slate being more of a productivity tool. Coupled with a keyboard, the Eee Slate is basically a laptop. When Asus releases some android tablets, we'll see how well they stack up.
I am a photographer so I need Photoshop and other high end software that will not run on a dumbed down comptuer like an ipad or android. This is the real deal with a fast processor, great screen, and no compromise, anywhere, other than battery life, and I can live with that. I used it on an 11 hour flight from Rome to the U.S. because Delta had a 110 volt outlet under the seat. It was much easier to use than a laptop with a keyboard.
I got to use one of these tablets recently. I was more that impressed how well you could navigate through Windows using your fingers. It was easy to hold and great for portability, especially considering it's a real laptop replacement.Still a bit expensive, but that's to be expected with an new device like this. The only reason I didn't give it five stars, is also the only reason I won't buy one:  BATTERY LIFE. At 3 hours, I cant take this seriously as a portable device.
Answer: I have a Dell Duo. Lag isn't that bad depending on what you are used to and what you do. Scrolling is smooth 90 percent of the time in excel and IE. Yes, it is a atom, but it is a dual core atom. But yeah, the best choice is the EP121. The EP121 has these advantages over the Dell Duo.1.)SDXC/MMC card slot2.)lighter by 1 pound3.)Wacom pen input4.)CPU benchmarks about twice as fast5.)potentially double the ram6.)faster graphics performance7.)HDMI for video out8.)SSD is much quicker. I tested the EP121 at windows boot to desktop and it was 20 seconds. 9.)Reliability: the SSD will not fail because of vibration or g-forces. Hard Drive Failure is likely the #1 reason why mobile computers that have them fail.10.)bigger screen11.)comes with a folio case for propping it up in 3 different angles/orientations12.)MVA screen on EP121 has much better viewing angles than the Duo screen. The Dell Duo has bad vertical viewing angles and ok horizontal viewing angles in my experiance. The problem is that in portrait(in tablet mode), your vertical viewing angles are your horizontal viewing angles and so it is hard to share with someone else in portrait13.)thinner: .66 inch vs 1 inch14.)larger screen:12.1 inch vs 10.1 inch15.)physical buttons accessible in tablet mode like Ctrl-Alt-Delete/window switcher, volume rocker, virtual keyboard activator, etc16.)strengthened glass called Gorilla Glasscons1.)maybe about 20% less battery life(Asus quotes 3 hours and Dell quotes 4 hours). In my experience though. The Dell Duo gets around 3 hours but I might be abusing the slow processor a bit with what I do with it.them fail.2.)No physical attached keyboard in convertible form factor3.)Hard Drive is 64GB/32GB vs. 360GB on Dell Duo4.)Price