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टैबलेट बनाम लैपटॉप: पढ़ाई और काम के लिए कौन सा डिवाइस है बेस्ट? खरीदने से पहले जानें ये जरूरी बातें Delhi News: डिजिटल युग में छात्रों और प्रोफेशनल्स के लिए सही टेक डिवाइस चुनना सबसे बड़ा टास्क बन गया है। टैबलेट बनाम लैपटॉप की इस बहस में दोनों ही गैजेट्स अपनी अलग खूबियां रखते हैं। अगर आपका बजट सीमित है और आपको ऑनलाइन क्लासेस, नोट्स बनाने और ई-बुक्स पढ़ने जैसे बेसिक काम करने हैं, तो टैबलेट आपके लिए सबसे किफायती और पोर्टेबल विकल्प है।...
टैबलेट बनाम लैपटॉप: पढ़ाई और काम के लिए कौन सा डिवाइस है बेस्ट? खरीदने से पहले जानें ये जरूरी बातें Delhi News: डिजिटल युग में छात्रों और प्रोफेशनल्स के लिए सही टेक डिवाइस चुनना सबसे बड़ा टास्क बन गया है। टैबलेट बनाम लैपटॉप की इस बहस में दोनों ही गैजेट्स अपनी अलग खूबियां रखते हैं। अगर आपका बजट सीमित है और आपको ऑनलाइन क्लासेस, नोट्स बनाने और ई-बुक्स पढ़ने जैसे बेसिक काम करने हैं, तो टैबलेट आपके लिए सबसे किफायती और पोर्टेबल विकल्प है।...
I'm about to do something crazy y'all. I'm about to use a second distro of Linux! It's getting wild in here!
I've been using Pop OS for my gaming PC and it worked well on my old laptop, both HP Omen, but I'm trying to make a lightweight casual gaming tablet for my mother.
I got her a Win 11 tablet with 4GB RAM and 64 GB memory, with an SD expansion slot. All good, it would probably support Pop, but that graphics are some sad little mobile Intel, not the NVIDIA I have on my others.
So I found a lightweight Ubuntu Linux called Zorin that shouldn't tax the tablet.
The tablet runs Win 11, so it can handle a proper OS, unlike Android or iPhone
Bonus, since I'm not mucking around with NVIDIA drivers, I don't have to disable Secure Boot. Yay!
Here's the link. It's made especially for old clunker with limited RAM and small drives but still looks and interfaces a lot like Windows or Mac or Pop
https://zorin.com/os/
OK transferring from tumblr app to chrome website on my samsung tablet and oh man it feels so good to hav this again without a large screen crack in my sight. Tho i miss my windows layout.....
A bit random and I'm sorry, but I was considering buying a tablet for college and using it for notes and books. Would you say this could work? And do you maybe know of others who have done it this way?
no need to apologize!!! <33
one of my best friends did this with a surface pro -- she switched over from a huge clunky laptop to that thing her sophomore year, and used it for everything. she had to have a laptop to type lecture notes in classes, and it worked great for that, as well as for writing papers and having ebooks on. sometimes it was a little finnicky, but for the most part she adored it. it completely replaced her laptop (save for gaming, obviously). it cuts back on the amount of crap you’ll be carrying around on a day to day basis, that’s for sure. keep in mind though, there will be some books that you will not be able to get electronic versions of, unfortunately.
i, for one, am much more prone to like physical notebooks and then having my laptop as a separate thing, but the tablet system worked wonders for my friend. it all depends on you i think!! but it can absolutely work!! she was a top student too, graduated with a 3.97, i think.
anybody else that wants to weigh in, please do!
Visual Communication Blog What’s Better, a Tablet or a Laptop?
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What’s Better, a Tablet or a Laptop?
This is going to be a ‘damned if you do, damned if you don’t’ type thing. The debate you’re dragging me into here, is actually a long and storied one (with both sides making good points along the way). So here goes…
Basically, it all depends on what you need the device in question to do.
The tablet PC has not supplanted the laptop (not yet anyway) and, in fact, the average tablet cannot hope to contain the amount of information that can be stored in a laptop. Also, unless you are an ‘Angry Birds’ fanatic, never, ever think of a tablet as a gaming device.
However, tablets boot up quickly and are net ready in seconds. They are easy to use when out and about and far more portable than laptops.
So, if you’re looking to check your emails whilst on a train, or play a few rounds of ‘Angry Birds’ whilst on the toilet (hey, I’m not judging – its what I do), or if access to the Internet is the key factor for you, then you’ll find a tablet not only cheaper, but probably far better suited to your needs.
However, if you want to go out and take your desktop with you, then you’ll need a laptop, no question about it. A laptop can handle better and more complex software, running every bit as efficiently as your desktop. If you’re editing video footage, writing a novel or doing anything else that takes up time and memory, then a laptop is definitely the way to go, no question about it.
Think of a tablet as being a bigger, better version of your smartphone. It’s a great entertainment tool, a personal organizer and a generally useful lifestyle accessory. So, whilst it is technically a portable computer, you really shouldn’t relate to it in the same way you relate to your desktop PC or MAC.
Likewise, do not think of your laptop as a quick, easy way to check your Facebook in a crowded cafe, there are boot-up times, updates and lots more to consider. What you need to do now is have a really good think about what it is you specifically want from the device.
In that respect, I’d advise you not to look at it as an ‘either/or’ thing, both technologies are suited to different uses, so its a bit like comparing pencils and pens in that respect – they can both perform the same tasks, but they are also individually better suited to others.
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What’s Better, a Tablet or a Laptop?
This is going to be a ‘damned if you do, damned if you don’t’ type thing. The debate you’re dragging me into here, is actually a long and storied one (with both sides making good points along the way). So here goes…
Basically, it all depends on what you need the device in question to do.
The tablet PC has not supplanted the laptop (not yet anyway) and, in fact, the average tablet cannot hope to contain the amount of information that can be stored in a laptop. Also, unless you are an ‘Angry Birds’ fanatic, never, ever think of a tablet as a gaming device.
However, tablets boot up quickly and are net ready in seconds. They are easy to use when out and about and far more portable than laptops.
So, if you’re looking to check your emails whilst on a train, or play a few rounds of ‘Angry Birds’ whilst on the toilet (hey, I’m not judging – its what I do), or if access to the Internet is the key factor for you, then you’ll find a tablet not only cheaper, but probably far better suited to your needs.
However, if you want to go out and take your desktop with you, then you’ll need a laptop, no question about it. A laptop can handle better and more complex software, running every bit as efficiently as your desktop. If you’re editing video footage, writing a novel or doing anything else that takes up time and memory, then a laptop is definitely the way to go, no question about it.
Think of a tablet as being a bigger, better version of your smartphone. It’s a great entertainment tool, a personal organizer and a generally useful lifestyle accessory. So, whilst it is technically a portable computer, you really shouldn’t relate to it in the same way you relate to your desktop PC or MAC.
Likewise, do not think of your laptop as a quick, easy way to check your Facebook in a crowded cafe, there are boot-up times, updates and lots more to consider. What you need to do now is have a really good think about what it is you specifically want from the device.
In that respect, I’d advise you not to look at it as an ‘either/or’ thing, both technologies are suited to different uses, so its a bit like comparing pencils and pens in that respect – they can both perform the same tasks, but they are also individually better suited to others.
Read my latest post Yvonne Prensetpansiyon
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Tablets set to outsell PCs by the end of the year
Editors Note – The writing was on the wall the very first time Steve Jobs stood up on the stage in 2010 and showed everyone the future of computing. The tablet has changed just how we take part in games, compose letters and work out of the office, So this news story about a drop of 13 percent in sales of laptops and a rise of 7% in sales of tablets, isn’t surprising three years on. This is only going to improve for the little tablet pc with apple consistently innovating, microsoft starting to move into the market with their windows 8 tablets and google’s android spreading out its market share quicker than anybody else, it is difficult to see how a laptop or maybe the desktop can compete.
The number of laptops sent from producer to retailer fell by 13.9 per cent worldwide over the period, while volumes of desktop computers shipped dropped by 7.4 per cent, according to estimates by Canalys analyst firm.
Year-on-year, PC shipments to European, Middle Eastern and African markets showed a decline of three per cent. Western Europe in particular proved challenging for vendors, with a decrease of 10 per cent over the year.
Volumes to the Asia Pacific region declined 0.5% year-on-year to just over 40 million units, with figures for the region affected by a six per cent fall in shipments to China, which accounted for almost 45 per cent of the Asian market.
Apple remained the top PC vendor for the quarter, with a 17.1 per cent market share with over 18.5 million units. This is a 4.5 million unit lead over Lenovo, its closest competitor in the market, but still a dip from the 19 per cent market share the Californian company enjoyed in the second quarter of 2012.
Lenovo, the Chinese multinational, gained market share in notebook and desktop PC shipments over the quarter. It also bucked trends by reporting strong annual growth in EMEA (34 per cent), the US (28 per cent) and especially Latin America (93 per cent) and performed well on the tablet side of its business, where it shipped an estimated 1.5 million units.
“It is striking how successful it has been in globalising its PC business and breaking the one million unit barrier is an important milestone for its tablet shipments,” said James Wang, an analyst with Canalys.
“Lenovo is on an upward curve with its tablets, expanding in mainland China and Latin America, where there is little competition from the likes of Google or Amazon.”
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/10226694/Tablets-set-to-outsell-PCs-by-the-end-of-the-year.html
