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Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy
Seems like a good option, the iPad certainly struggles to be used as a tool as opposed to a toy. I like mine but it has limited printer support, no mouse support, and I can't imagine typing for an extended period of time on the touch screen. If I used it for work I would buy one of the Bluetooth keyboard covers, those seem to work well.
The real question with these competitors - are they as easy to use? Apple is the master of making a UI simple and intuitive, everyone in my house uses our iPad including my 2 year old. No training required, they just pick it up and use it. You can't say that about a PC or most other smart phone/tablets.
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I don't know for sure. But the whole point of Windows 8 is to make windows touch screen friendly. The icons are bigger and setup for touch. The interface is much more iPad/Android like on the "home" screen.