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What’s the best tablet laptop availible for a prospective College Student?
Question : What’s the best tablet laptop availible for a prospective College Student?
I’m going to college in a year… and I want a tablet laptop that way I can do my math work directly onto my laptop so I can neatly print them out and save them in one place. The tablet laptop seems just right for me. However… What brand Tablet Laptop is best ? And what model?
Also… Do you think I should buy it now or wait till around march 2009?
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Best answer:
Answer by krouillard_plfd
Gateway makes the best laptops, hands down. They tend to be a little cheaper as well. If you don’t necessarily need the laptop now, I would wait until March 2009. The price can’t go anywhere but down. Good Luck in college.
www.gateway.com
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#2 written by Lor Lor 1 year ago
well my friend has to use this tablet pc for her high school but we use a laptop hers is the:
Fujitsu Life Book T4220 tablet PC
here is a web site where you can look at it and stuff:
http://store.shopfujitsu.com/fpc/Ecommerce/buildseriesbean.do?series=T4220she says she likes it so i would go for it
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#3 written by senorsaggyballs 1 year ago
A MacBook, or if you can afford it, a MacBook Pro. I’m in college right now and the first half of my 4 years I used a Toshiba running Vista. That took a shit on me and I replaced it with a MacBook Pro. I don’t know how I got by without on. It’s important to not that I am now what some people call a “fanboy” either. I’ve just used both machines extensively and the MacBook is worth every penny. The MacBooks can run Microsoft Office, which is going to be your best friend in college. Secondly, you should buy it now, there’s lots of holiday savings going on before Christmas.
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I teach at a laptop/wireless high school. Us teachers get to use a laptop for free. I don’t use the tablet but the IBM thinkpad aka Lenovo laptops are pretty good and I’ve seen some other teachers use the tablet version of the laptop quite easily, especially for projections, saving notes (as if you’re saving notes on a chalkboard), which might come in handy for you in college. Don’t know what the street price is for one of these. I have a non-tablet PC with a Core 2 Duo Intel chip inside and the model is a t61. It also has a fingerprint scanner and a built in media card reader (i.e. for digital photo cards).