brightn'ove
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Tablet use has increased year on year since the original iPad was released. But they still make up a minority when compared to desktop & mobile.
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[Technology] Tablets advice
- Thread starter bhafc99
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Tablet use has increased year on year since the original iPad was released. But they still make up a minority when compared to desktop & mobile.
NSC last month:
Mobile - 45%
Desktop - 38%
Tablet - 17%
Figures for October 2016 and October 2017 very similar to the above.
Algernon
Well-known member
Over the years I've had Asus, Fire, Samsung tablets and bought an ipad in 2017.
I will replace it with another ipad possibly next year and pass this one on to my daughter.
It still works perfectly.
It's the only Apple product I own so I'm not an Apple fanboy.
Re tablets : The best decision I've made. Through 2015/16/17 it appeared to top all the "which tablet should I buy" charts, likely for various reasons.
I will replace it with another ipad possibly next year and pass this one on to my daughter.
It still works perfectly.
It's the only Apple product I own so I'm not an Apple fanboy.
Re tablets : The best decision I've made. Through 2015/16/17 it appeared to top all the "which tablet should I buy" charts, likely for various reasons.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Last month smart phone 71% tablets 7% Desktop 22% Although I do optimise for more call only ads so not really surprising.
Still love using a tablet for internet browsing and shopping. This 6 or 7 year old ipad has almost given up the ghost, so its replacement is on its way. I prefer the much larger screen, than a phone.
Digressing, it's interesting how desktop's are so popular. For work I've always preferred them, but I was always told by various colleagues over the years that laptops (with docking stations) would finally kill off desktops completely. I prefer the ergonomics of a large screen at eye level and a full size keyboard. Kids have followed suit, ditching their laptops for homework and revision.
Digressing, it's interesting how desktop's are so popular. For work I've always preferred them, but I was always told by various colleagues over the years that laptops (with docking stations) would finally kill off desktops completely. I prefer the ergonomics of a large screen at eye level and a full size keyboard. Kids have followed suit, ditching their laptops for homework and revision.
schmunk
"Members"
For work I have a Surface Laptop (not much bigger or heavier than an IPad with keyboard) but in the office have a docking hub with a 34" wide-screen monitor.
Have you come across folk (not old timers!) who prefer a full size keyboard and mouse, to a laptop set up? Our kids and their mates find the former more enjoyable to use and far quicker than a cramped laptop with mouse pad, for homework. I don't if that's a common view?