Tablet for PDF and Web Surfing

DW

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Hi

I'm currently looking for a tablet.

I will be using it mainly for reading ebooks in pdf format and surfing the web. Maybe some gaming as well.

I initially had my eyes on the Asus memo HD 7 but it seems a 7' might be too small for PDF reading and web surfing.

So looks like the next step would be to either get a 8 or 10'.

I only need wifi since I won't be carrying it around. Only for home use.

The Neuxs 10 16G looks promising but the lack of expandable storage is rather disappointing.

The Asus Memo 10 has expandable storage but no HD display.

Any other recommendations for 8-10' tabs that might suit my needs?
 

havetobuy

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actually between a 7" & 8" its only a little difference in view
butt in price couple of $$$ more
me usin samsung tab 2 7.0 lte
surf alot if waitin in Q
 

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actually between a 7" & 8" its only a little difference in view
butt in price couple of $$$ more
me usin samsung tab 2 7.0 lte
surf alot if waitin in Q

Yah the price difference is alot for just one inch more.

But i guess that extra inch can make viewing pdfs easier
 

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If possible not more than $500

wait for the end of the year! Windows / Intel are launching and working with a series of tablet makers to launch their Bay Trail processors.. apparently supposed to be cheaper versions of the Android versions.

Check these links out:
Dell debuts 8-inch tablet with Windows 8.1 - Crave - Tablets - CNET Asia

Toshiba Encore, Click, and NB15T take Windows 8.1 portable (pictures) - CNET Reviews

Both are 8 inch, and I believe they should be less than $500 provided they release them here in SG.

Hope this helps bro!
 
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