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morphine wrote:If you insist on going Android, I'd looked for a used Nexus 9 or the the most recent version of the Shield that you can find.
morphine wrote:It's all about the software support.
morphine wrote:Honestly, if you're buying based on features on paper, I think You're Doing It Wrong. It's all about the build quality, reliability, and software support.
JustAnEngineer wrote:my original Nexus 7 is now too slow to be usable.
Philldoe wrote:Does it seriously not have the Stylus with it anymore?
seankay wrote:Any thoughts about Lenovo Tab 2 A10
LostCat wrote:seankay wrote:Any thoughts about Lenovo Tab 2 A10
I like mine, but it's a bit aged and not being updated anymore. Android 5.0.1.
There're Tab 3 devices out now that should be Android 6 based so a bit better.
http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/tablets <- page doesn't seem to work in Chrome once you click through to an actual model.
CScottG wrote:The cube iwork11 has a wacom digitizer (surface pro *2* device) - so except for the added depth from glass to screen, it's generally a better device for a stylus.
The chuwi hi10 plus has a synaptics digitizer (surface pro *3* device) - so glass to screen distance isn't as bad, but it's not as complex in its stylus detection. The chuwi however has good USB ports.
Both are Windows devices (for the Stylus), and I think also have Android as well.
From what I gather of the Shield, it's digitizer isn't as good as either BUT programs written for it are generally quite good (..like the "paint" program that comes with it).
just brew it! wrote:Based on the past couple of years, Lenovo is dead to me.
Flying Fox wrote:just brew it! wrote:Based on the past couple of years, Lenovo is dead to me.
I just opened up a ThinkPad T460s at work. Looks and feels fine for now... Have to really use it to tell more. Or did you just mean Lenovo the consumer side only?