Based on design alone, would you buy this concept tablet?

[AElephants]

Always thought tablets should have some sort of strap on the back you can slip your hand though, so you can hold it kind of like an artists pallette

[johnnyb]

Always thought tablets should have some sort of strap on the back you can slip your hand though, so you can hold it kind of like an artists pallette

That is a fantastic idea and would lessen some of the pressure on your wrist when holding it in one hand! Love it.

yeah! A BUILT IN stylus, stores in a hole then pops out when you need to use it. or something

And I am seriously thinking about going after the Galaxy Note 10.1 when it is official because of the Stylus features.

[AElephants]

That is a fantastic idea and would lessen some of the pressure on your wrist when holding it in one hand! Love it.



And I am seriously thinking about going after the Galaxy Note 10.1 when it is official because of the Stylus features.

Thanks. The strap or handle would strap across the back of your hand, and would pivot so the tablet moves, instead of your hand, so it works in both portrait and landscape mode.

Someone will do it someday, and i can say, THAT WAS MY IDEA! lol.

[mmgaa1]

No, not on design alone. If it runs Win8, that combined with design yes.

[techblitz]

No, not on design alone. If it runs Win8, that combined with design yes.

I don't think Nokia has any other tablet OS lined up, so it was kind of assumed

[slack]

I don't think Nokia has any other tablet OS lined up, so it was kind of assumed

I hope not, Windows 7 is a great OS for laptops and desktops but completely failed in tablets due to it not even being optimized for it, at least all the Windows 7 tablets in Canada are really really bad.

[techblitz]

I hope not, Windows 7 is a great OS for laptops and desktops but completely failed in tablets due to it not even being optimized for it, at least all the Windows 7 tablets in Canada are really really bad.

Microsoft tried to win some of the tablet market without even trying, but now with Windows 8 and the iPad chipping away at desktops, they realize they have to take tablets seriously. Windows 7 is great with a pen, but awful with touch

[johnnyb]

Microsoft tried to win some of the tablet market without even trying, but now with Windows 8 and the iPad chipping away at desktops, they realize they have to take tablets seriously. Windows 7 is great with a pen, but awful with touch

Which is understandable, since Windows 7 was not designed for touch screen devices.

But to the topic at hand, there must be reasonable specs and price for any device. I will never look at a device and say "I will buy that no matter what."

[techblitz]

Which is understandable, since Windows 7 was not designed for touch screen devices.

But to the topic at hand, there must be reasonable specs and price for any device. I will never look at a device and say "I will buy that no matter what."

They touted it as a touch friendly OS but that never really was the case.
I can never guarantee I'll buy something (contrary to popular belief, I am not made of money... yet), but if it looks good enough and works well enough, I'll most definitely envy it!