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11 January 2013
The Bottom Line: No retina display but by far best tablet for studying/web
60 of 60 found this helpful I am a student/computer technician and often have to surf the web for information, read articles, and watch videos, and while I would never replace my laptop with a tablet (even an android tablet) I prefer to use my mini over my laptop in almost every situation.
I wanted something ultra portable and was thus looking at the 7" tablet lineup, but didn't want to buy a "big phone" that I could barely see. I also needed something that could annotate quickly since I underline multiple articles for weekly meetings.
The ipad screen is 7.9" which although is only .9" bigger than most android tablets, it is 38% bigger! My screen is massive compared to friends with the nexus 7, and I think this made the difference when it comes to surfing on this vs the laptop for online browsing. When it comes to underlining, Apples technology FAR exceeds android. (i'm a techy and love android this is not a biased opinion) Apple allows you to touch the screen and drag your finger over the text you want to highlight. To do the same on android you have to touch the screen to "start" selecting text, lift your finger off and then retouch to drag and select the text you want highlighted at bare minimum (some apps then require you to touch the screen again to select specific options and then again to save before it actually is highlighted.) Having to touch the screen multiple times to highlight is slow, distracting and complicated. It may seem like a small thing but adds up quickly when you are underlining a lot. The final thing is that the iPad is one of few tablets that uses a screen with a 4:3 aspect ratio as apposed to standard 16:9 and this makes magazines and books fit the entire screen and not look widescreen.
FYI: When I am studying books and articles I prefer to download "ePub" over "PDF" since these allow you to underline and often have active links to cited information in he material.
I do wish he screen had a higher resolution display but I would have to say that the pros of this device far exceed this 1 fault.
Size - a little wide
Weight - could hold it all day
Battery life - amazing. Full day of heavy Internet use.
Value - uncompetitive pricing but best tablet for my needs
29 November 2017
Arrived quickly
Thank you