Re: Best tablet for writing/editing

[Gene Kim-Eng <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

Tablets can be useful if you do the kind of work where you are regularly 
filling in preformatted forms.  Inspections, shipping/receiving, sales 
and inventory are ideal applications. Some graphics people I know work 
well with a stylus and tablet, because they've already been working on 
Wacoms for years.  Actually entering and editing text with only an 
onscreen keyboard, however, is a disaster.  Checking your email and 
sending back short replies is one thing, but long, involved work?  
Forget it.

Just get another laptop, or a "convertible" model with a display that 
can be rotated into tablet mode.

Gene Kim-Eng


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