Do you have at a Windows Tablet?

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Do you have a Windows Tablet? (including 2-in-1)  

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  1. 1. Do you have a Windows Tablet? (including 2-in-1)

    • Yes
      41
    • No, but I have an iPad
      3
    • No, but I have an Android tablet
      9
    • No, I don't have a tablet
      5

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The Werewolf

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I have several...

 

Surface Pro 3

HP Stream 8

Dell Venue 8 Pro

Samsung Q1-Ultra (yes.. really)

 

I had a Samsung Series 7 tablet but gave it to a friend when I got the Surface Pro 3.

I also had an HP Slate 500 but gave it away to a friend when I got the Samsung Series 7.

 

Also several Android tabs:

 

Nexus 7 2013 WiFi

Nexus 7 2013 LTE

Asus Fonepad 7

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2012)

 

And two Apple tabs:

 

iPad 1

iPad mini 2

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WinMacLin Guy

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I have a Surface Pro (1st gen) and an iPad 2. The Surface Pro is my primary computing device (I do nearly everything on it), the iPad 2 is for quickly getting to the internet and watching YouTube videos.

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Max Norris

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Surface Pro 3, love the thing. Got a couple old Q1's laying around (XP Tablet Edition), haven't used them in forever. Otherwise a couple Nexus 7's laying around, we still use them, I mostly just use one for reading in bed nowadays, wife uses hers as a remote of sorts for Plex.

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+Warwagon MVC

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I have a Acer W500 tablet 

 

I also have a $79 7 inch HP tablet. 

 

I always keep finding myself putting android on the w500 and trying to put Android in the 7 inch  :laugh:

 

Ya,Windows 8 on either isn't great.

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Intersect

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I have a HP Stream 7 and its going back to hp for the 3rd time. bouth of the replacements had the very anoying buzing sound from the headphone socket.

 have only had a few weeks.

 

So will be looking to get something else as soon as i get my refund, Its a shame as i did like the tablet.

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