Take Offline

Actually I manage quite nicely. Let me look at what I have installed. I have an Office productivity suite that I can use to edit and view Excel, Powerpoint and Word documents. An email client that connects to Exchange Server with Outlook Mail, Calendar and Contacts. I have a Gmail client that allows me to read email while off line as well as Evernote, Firefox, Google Chrome, FTP and SSH/telnet clients, PDF/eBook reader and Word to PDF converter, Google drive/Dropbox, Skype, graphics editor, a code/HTML editor, etc. etc. So I have all the productivity applications that anyone would need to be productive in a business environment. Hell, I even installed a web server. The only thing I have not been able to find is a high end graphics editor like Photoshop and the code editor is a bit lacking but works well enough. When I hook up a mouse and keyboard I can get pretty freakin close to being as productive as I would be on a regular desktop. If need be I can always RDP onto my desktop (VPN is built in) and work from my desktop. And yeah, I do have multimedia apps, Emagazines and some games installed. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Besides the display is something like 320 DPI and high definition videos look absolutely gorgeous.

To clarify, this is a high end tablet with a 9 in screen. It has a data connection so it can be used as a phone. So it is a smart phone just with a really big screen