Pierre Paul Landry
1/30/2020 3:45 pm
Jeffery Smith wrote:
A device which is both a tablet and a real computer with touch-screen, that has an optional keyboard and pen, which you can use in a conference room is a Surface Pro (or clone of)
It really is a "do it all" device
Just my 2 cents !
Pierre Paul Landry
IQ Designer
I can live with just the iPad, but can't work with it solely. I used a Brydge keyboard with it, and what annoyed me most is that when I went back to using a Macbook, I couldn't get out of touch-screen mode.
There are some serious apps (Omnniplan, Scrivener) and it is the only way to go in meetings because opening up a laptop on the conference room desk is just plain rude. Writing on the iPad with the Apple Pencil feels awful, but the matte screen coverings give it a more paperlike texture.
A device which is both a tablet and a real computer with touch-screen, that has an optional keyboard and pen, which you can use in a conference room is a Surface Pro (or clone of)
It really is a "do it all" device
Just my 2 cents !
Pierre Paul Landry
IQ Designer