An excellent, albeit too expensive, tablet that's your only choice if you want a proper stylus on a smaller, more portable device
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0
Tom Morgan from Expert Reviews
(1 day ago)
It’s clear that the Galaxy Note 8.0 isn’t for everyone – if you don’t plan on using the stylus heavily, then an Apple iPad Mini or the slightly smaller Nexus 7 would be a far more sensible purchase. If you view the stylus as simply a nice-to-have extra, then the Note 8.0 simply... More
It’s clear that the Galaxy Note 8.0 isn’t for everyone – if you don’t plan on using the stylus heavily, then an Apple iPad Mini or the slightly smaller Nexus 7 would be a far more sensible purchase. If you view the stylus as simply a nice-to-have extra, then the Note 8.0 simply doesn’t feel smart enough to justify its high price. If it was £70 less the Note 8.0 would be walking away with an award
However, it’s still a snappy tablet that’s well-suited to productivity. Artists, on-the-go workers or anyone that wants a compact tablet with a stylus won’t be disappointed.
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A device that's exclusively targeted at existing BlackBerry users
BlackBerry Q10
Ray S. from PhoneArena
(1 day ago)
The BlackBerry Q10 is every inch a BlackBerry. It has the traditional BB form-factor and, more importantly – the physical QWERTY keyboard that's coveted by so many BlackBerry fans. This, however, is a device that's exclusively targeted at existing BlackBerry users, we don't think the Q10 is capable... More
The BlackBerry Q10 is every inch a BlackBerry. It has the traditional BB form-factor and, more importantly – the physical QWERTY keyboard that's coveted by so many BlackBerry fans. This, however, is a device that's exclusively targeted at existing BlackBerry users, we don't think the Q10 is capable of attracting new ones.
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